LibreOffice - Impress
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Impress is a truly outstanding tool for creating effective multimedia presentations. Does linear or non-linear presentations with the included Presenter Console extension. Your presentations can be enhanced with 2D and 3D clip art, special effects and transition styles...
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I'm generally not impressed with the user interface quirks and countless bugs of Libre Office Express on Mac! Bit of a pain to work with and the compatibility with Microsoft Office is not good in my opinion..
If you are migrating from PowerPoint you can fix your text messing up by choosing "tabloid" format (the question is, why not to put it by defolt?), but what killing this app is no real alternative for morph transition, so if you had presentations based on it they all will be ruined
Easier to use than Power Point.
It's a simple program that can work well for students in school, but not for work. Presentations that utilize exclusive transitional or text effects found in Microsoft powerpoint will not play well with this program. Even when creating a presentation natively, you must keep the presentation simple to not overload the program and cause it to crash. There are some features that don't exist in the program that should be there. Overall, it's a simple fix, not a great fix.