• the version of PowerPoint you used to create your presentation,


• the version used to view it,


• the type of computer, graphics card and fonts initially used and/or


• the type of hardware used for playback.

But, after all your effort, should you also be concerned about the the room lighting, audio or the a/v tech making $10 an hour as you are billed $40-80 an hour? 

And, with every new release of an Office Suite, there are generally some compatibility issues and quirky behavioral aspects with respect to previous versions. Combine this with new file formats, transitions, backgrounds, audio/video media files, fonts, graphics cards, projectors, LCD flat panels versus CRT monitors (assumes you still use one in the office)... and you may need a comprehensive game plan before you put up your first slide.

Why is the image below important to your presentation and what three (3) key questions should be answered before you hit "save", "send" or "F5" ?

We can provide design, an objective opinion, or crucial guidelines and tips for success. Our experience and attention to detail behind the keyboard and in the field is the difference.