

This blog-post gives an example of how InDesign CS5.5's new Linked Story feature can be used.
How could you help Microsoft Office 365 ?
Tell us your story small businesses, and win a $50,000 business package and a "helping hand" of a Microsoft Executive for a day. We are looking for stories, how 365 Office can help your small business of big business makes type.
Office 365 hosted for small business features e-Mail, including protection against spam and viruses. And Office 365 offers online meetings, calendar, contacts, and instant messaging.
Office 365 for small business, you get all the time with online storage for your files, so you can find them, access, they share, and work on it from anywhere, even at the same time. And if you use the Office Web applications, you can if you are not at your regular computer. You can even have a website, that reach your customers quickly set up.
Support this could be your business?
You read up more about Office 365 Office 365: the cloud, your way.
Try the Beta type. For the contest details,visit our Office 365 Facebook page meet the executives, and some of the other stories to read. You then submit your own story: how Office 365 improve your business?
-Joannie bar country
Here, we would like on the PowerPoint blog, help your presentations engaging and memorable to make visual. Non-text-heavy and boring. To help you, in essence, you are a great Narrator. Even (especially?) When is your story about bacon.
Also, we want a chance to win a trip to TEDActive or a copy of Office 2010 for PC/Mac and a Kinect.
To help you create unforgettable, dynamic presentations and show you, what other people in their efforts to create interesting content design for their audience do, we are introducing SlideFest.
Through a combination of do don't & videos, Tips & tricks and sample presentations of what not to do (along with the chance to practice as some really misguided attempts) we show you the great presentations - create, and then enter opportunity (from April 11) own presentation masterpiece for a chance to win a trip to einreichenTEDActive or a copy the Office for PC/Mac and a Kinect. Submissions are moderated and judged, voted with the last 20 presentations to the community.
SlideFest focus on what not to do and what to do, an example of the former - "Chart gaffe" here is that:
The Web page is fun and instructive, as it explores (www.office.com/slidefest would you bookmark it), and take care with us here on the blog to check. We need to submit the April 11 start date for you more info about SlideFest during the month, including a reminder on your presentation for the competition.
And the use of PowerPoint tell your story, check out this post from award-winning author Jennifer Egan ("A visit from the Goon Squad") about how they created a chapter on her new book with PowerPoint.
Enjoy!
--Erik Jensen