Greg.Smith@p11.f477.n104.z1.METRONET.ORG (Greg Smith) (01/03/91)
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JC> I have been asked by my superior to find out how one would
JC> go about making a slide-show-like presentation on a pc for
JC> advertising and marketing purposes. I am looking for something
JC> similar to the Mac's HyperCard. I would need to use a
JC> combination of text and graphics and would require the ability
JC> to move among a hierarchical arrangement of frames
JC> (like HyperCard).
I recommend using Harvard Graphics 2.1! It is the best presentation program that I have worked with which doesn't require some craze memory hungry os such as windows 3. It has a slide show capability which should be just what you're asking for.
Greg
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=============================================================================cs00jec@unccvax.uncc.edu (Jim Cain v2.0.1) (01/04/91)
I posted a similar message to some other newsgroups a couple weeks ago but received only 2 replies. (BTW, thanks to rowe@sj.ate.slb.com and amichiel@rodan.acs.syr.edu) If anyone has seen this before, I apologize. ----- I have been asked by my superior to find out how one would go about making a slide-show-like presentation on a pc for advertising and marketing purposes. I am looking for something similar to the Mac's HyperCard. I would need to use a combination of text and graphics and would require the ability to move among a hierarchical arrangement of frames (like HyperCard). Please help!! I know nothing about pc's. Please respond via e-mail as I never read the ibm groups. Also please excuse if I have posted in an improper place. I am not familiar with the pc hierarchy. Many thanks for any help I receive.