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Power Up PowerPoint
When creating a PowerPoint presentation, bypass the overused clipart provided by the program. Instead, show your creativity by selecting graphics that offer better quality. You’ll have to fork over a little money for the graphics. But for PowerPoint presentations that must wow an audience, the cost could be worth it. Here are two sources of graphics to check out:
For Label Lovers
There’s an alternative to sheet labels gumming up your desktop printer. It’s called the Dymo LabelWriter. Dymo prints labels for shipping, mailing, CD/DVD and filing products. It even prints Internet postage. The little machine connects to your computer’s USB or serial port and is compatible with PC or Mac. The direct thermal print technology eliminates ribbons, toner and ink cartridges. You can choose between three versions of Dymo, depending upon the size of labels you need to print. Street prices range from $130 to $200. Get more information at www.dymo.com.
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