My PPT deck

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1. Or you could open it with Impress from Open Office 🙂

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2. Or you could open it with Impress from Open Office 🙂

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3. Or you could open it with Impress from Open Office 🙂

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4. Or you could open it with Impress from Open Office 🙂

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5. Or you could open it with Impress from Open Office 🙂

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6. Or you could open it with Impress from Open Office 🙂

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7. Apple’s Keynote does a nice job opening the file as well. 🙂

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8. Apple’s Keynote does a nice job opening the file as well. 🙂

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9. Apple’s Keynote does a nice job opening the file as well. 🙂

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10. Apple’s Keynote does a nice job opening the file as well. 🙂

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11. Apple’s Keynote does a nice job opening the file as well. 🙂

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12. Apple’s Keynote does a nice job opening the file as well. 🙂

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13. Works like a charm in OpenOffice 2. And you can save it in ODF – completely open XML. Now, not in 2006. 😀

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14. Works like a charm in OpenOffice 2. And you can save it in ODF – completely open XML. Now, not in 2006. 😀

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15. Works like a charm in OpenOffice 2. And you can save it in ODF – completely open XML. Now, not in 2006. 😀

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16. Works like a charm in OpenOffice 2. And you can save it in ODF – completely open XML. Now, not in 2006. 😀

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17. Works like a charm in OpenOffice 2. And you can save it in ODF – completely open XML. Now, not in 2006. 😀

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18. The use of Hugh Macleod’s cartoons in the presentation is simply awesome!

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19. The use of Hugh Macleod’s cartoons in the presentation is simply awesome!

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20. The use of Hugh Macleod’s cartoons in the presentation is simply awesome!

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21. The use of Hugh Macleod’s cartoons in the presentation is simply awesome!

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22. The use of Hugh Macleod’s cartoons in the presentation is simply awesome!

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23. The cartoons are awesome! And I’m sure that it would open in OO2 (I’m on a relative’s Windows machine right now).

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24. The cartoons are awesome! And I’m sure that it would open in OO2 (I’m on a relative’s Windows machine right now).

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25. The cartoons are awesome! And I’m sure that it would open in OO2 (I’m on a relative’s Windows machine right now).

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26. The cartoons are awesome! And I’m sure that it would open in OO2 (I’m on a relative’s Windows machine right now).

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27. The cartoons are awesome! And I’m sure that it would open in OO2 (I’m on a relative’s Windows machine right now).

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28. By the way, I meant to put s around the “are”, so don’t take it as my being redundant.

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29. By the way, I meant to put s around the “are”, so don’t take it as my being redundant.

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30. By the way, I meant to put s around the “are”, so don’t take it as my being redundant.

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31. By the way, I meant to put s around the “are”, so don’t take it as my being redundant.

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32. By the way, I meant to put s around the “are”, so don’t take it as my being redundant.

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33. By the way, I meant to put s around the “are”, so don’t take it as my being redundant.

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34. Apparently, your commenting system doesn’t allow “pre” elements, so that meant to say:

    By the way, I meant to put “em”s around the “are”, so don’t take it as my being redundant.

    I’ll stop now.

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35. Apparently, your commenting system doesn’t allow “pre” elements, so that meant to say:

    By the way, I meant to put “em”s around the “are”, so don’t take it as my being redundant.

    I’ll stop now.

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36. Apparently, your commenting system doesn’t allow “pre” elements, so that meant to say:

    By the way, I meant to put “em”s around the “are”, so don’t take it as my being redundant.

    I’ll stop now.

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37. Apparently, your commenting system doesn’t allow “pre” elements, so that meant to say:

    By the way, I meant to put “em”s around the “are”, so don’t take it as my being redundant.

    I’ll stop now.

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38. Apparently, your commenting system doesn’t allow “pre” elements, so that meant to say:

    By the way, I meant to put “em”s around the “are”, so don’t take it as my being redundant.

    I’ll stop now.

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39. OOo OOo OOo openoffice good ppt BAD!

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40. OOo OOo OOo openoffice good ppt BAD!

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41. OOo OOo OOo openoffice good ppt BAD!

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42. OOo OOo OOo openoffice good ppt BAD!

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43. Love the way you apologize for using your companies own products, your such a tard.

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44. Love the way you apologize for using your companies own products, your such a tard.

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45. Love the way you apologize for using your companies own products, your such a tard.

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46. Love the way you apologize for using your companies own products, your such a tard.

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47. Love the way you apologize for using your companies own products, your such a tard.

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48. Gapingvoid.com is the best.
    “cartoons drawn on the back of business cards” by hugh macleod

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49. Gapingvoid.com is the best.
    “cartoons drawn on the back of business cards” by hugh macleod

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50. Gapingvoid.com is the best.
    “cartoons drawn on the back of business cards” by hugh macleod

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51. Gapingvoid.com is the best.
    “cartoons drawn on the back of business cards” by hugh macleod

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52. Gapingvoid.com is the best.
    “cartoons drawn on the back of business cards” by hugh macleod

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53. Why don’t you convert to PDF using Office 12 beta…

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54. Why don’t you convert to PDF using Office 12 beta…

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55. Why don’t you convert to PDF using Office 12 beta…

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56. Why don’t you convert to PDF using Office 12 beta…

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57. Why don’t you convert to PDF using Office 12 beta…

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