I've decided that I will not be using Takahashi XUL for slides again. I really like Takahashi XUL. It's easy to use and I don't have to spend time learning a new bit of presentation software. That being said, I really have no control over the layout. It's the Takahashi way or nothing. However, the biggest drawback is that I cannot easily present my slides as a PDF.
I've downloaded OpenOffice Aqua for OS X. I'll try to learn the presentation software but after I get back home (I'm still in the Vienna airport) I'll upload a new tarball of the current slides and you'll be able to read them in Firefox.
Why not use S5?
Re:Uhm
Ovid on 2007-09-01T17:03:35
I've used it in the past and was happy with it, but I don't believe there's any automatic s5 to pdf tools out there.
By the way, it was great meeting you at the conference.
Re:Uhm
Aristotle on 2007-09-01T17:19:39
Why does it have to be PDF, though?
(And the feeling is mutual.)
Re:Uhm
Ovid on 2007-09-01T17:38:04
I get enough requests for PDF versions of my talks that I thought it would be nice to support that.
