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For example, our latest models are already assuming the desktop digital scanner as a frequent accessory, and audio for use in creating presentations, email attachments, etc.

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Drag all your important files (pictures, documents, presentations, emails etc. ) onto the disc until it is full.

McKinsey used a service called Visual Graphics India (VGI) which allowed staff to send out their roughly drawn slides to an overseas team that would, overnight, turn those into high-quality, well-designed presentations, then email them back to you.

All of us experience varying degrees of demands and stress throughout the day; spending long hours trying to manage a never-ending cycle of project deadlines, presentations, overstuffed email inboxes, an endless stream of competitive forces and dealing with difficult co-workers and sometimes bad bosses.

Although the residents received the Powerpoint presentations by email, it is possible that they did not pick up on all information that was available.

So if you want to show an audience how to do something – for example, use data management or a writing technique – you can record yourself going through the steps and then embed the film in a presentation or email it.

As well as filtering (and I should explain that I'm thinking about the Gmail interface here) I think there's far more to be done in presentation of email on screen and how that can increase efficiency.

They flip between your presentation and email or the Internet.

Versly builds plug-ins that enable groups of people to collaborate around content in Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, PowerPoint presentations and emails.

The youngest participants are Mónica de la Torre, senior editor of Bomb magazine and recontextualizer of sales presentations and emails as poetry, and founding member of Wolf Eyes, Aaron Dilloway, who has prepared a Henri Chopin-inspired microphone swallowing performance.