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The Presenter is a tiny but heavy device, measuring 3.4 by 2.4 by 0.9 inches (HWD) and weighing just over a ...
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Forethought had developed a presentation program for the Macintosh, initially called Presenter, which it renamed PowerPoint for trademark reasons.
PCWorld 2010
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BlackBerry Presenter, which is a way for users to wirelessly present Microsoft PowerPoint, PDF, and other image files right from their BlackBerry smartphone.
WebProNews Feed 2010
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Forethought had developed a presentation program for the Macintosh, initially called Presenter, which it renamed PowerPoint for trademark reasons.
Computerworld News 2010
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Originally called Presenter, that name was changed by Forethought to PowerPoint when trademark problems surfaced.
The Register 2009
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Originally called Presenter, that name was changed by Forethought to PowerPoint when trademark problems surfaced.
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Originally called Presenter, that name was changed by Forethought to PowerPoint when trademark problems surfaced.
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PowerPoint has for many years had a great feature called Presenter View, which allows you as the presenter to see a different view of the presentation from your audience.
MSDN Blogs 2008
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Lest there should still arise uncertainty as to the drift of the various incidents as they occur, a 'Presenter' is at hand to serve as prologue to each act and explain, not merely what must be understood as having happened off the stage in the intervals, but what is about to take place on the stage, and the purpose that lies behind it.
The Growth of English Drama Arnold Wynne
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Marcel Molina quickly went over his "Presenter" concepts and lamented over the state of Rails tempting language options.
RubyCorner chrisp21 2009
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