Slides on average

In a slide show hope many slides on average should there be.

As many as you want depending on the time the audience has to view them.
Only limited by your computer and your imagination.

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"Yvonne" wrote in message
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In a slide show hope many slides on average should there be.

In article , Yvonne wrote:
In a slide show hope many slides on average should there be.

In reply to a similar question, Abraham Lincoln said "Long enough to reach the
ground."

That's how long your legs should be. The presentation should be long enough to
reach the end.

Seriously, there's no way to answer that question without more information. If
the presentation is about "How to contact me", it could be one slide. If it's
about "How a beginner who can't even spell 'Visual Basic' can become an
accomplished programmer", you're talking about days worth of slides.


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