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PowerPoint isn’t your only recourse for making web presentations. There are actually, a number of options, one of which being Thumbstacks. Thumbstacks lets you make presentations right in your browser. It’s easy and intuitive with its what you see is what you get drag and drop editor, and cross browser capabilities. There are ready made themes and styles for fast and consistent presentation building. As it is web based, Thumbstacks presentations can be easily shared via links or remote, real time meetings, without the need for plug-ins or Java. Thumbstacks also integrates with Flickr so you can easily pull in photos from your account. Soon to come are charts, a Google maps plug-in and slides.
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“Welcome to Thumbstacks.com, a new site for making and sharing presentations on the web. This site is just getting started, so if something's missing, or you can't find what you need, please let us know! We'll help out as best we can.
With Thumbstacks.com, you can make presentations - like slideshows, or outlines - right in your web browser. When you're done, you can share your presentations with anyone, anywhere, just by sending them a link.”
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While it may not be as sexy or powerful as other presentation apps, Thumbstacks is light and streamlined. It’s not overwhelming, nor is it bloated. It’s perfect for building quick presentations without fuss.
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How exactly does the remote meeting option work? New features don’t appear to have been added in a while, when will they appear? Is this too simple of an app for most users?
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