Using Corel® Presentations™ 14.0, We can create great presentations without your having to have that program itself (you get a runtime module). It can also save to MS PowerPoint™ format.

But, presentations can often be done just as — if not more — productively with HTML, if your presentations system has Mo­zil­la® Firefox™, In­ter­net Ex­plor­er™ (MSIE), or another such HTML reader. Either way, there are all sorts of creative ways of making dynamite presentations to teach, sell your ideas or products, etc. File-system size can often be much more economical with HTML, and run faster.

We do not deal with patently pornographic or offensive material, and reserve the right to refuse any job that is found to be objectionable; but that should be a rare case. Use common sense.

We charge

• $30 [20] (green = Non-profits' rate)/hr. ($5.00 = 10' minimum) for simple graphics work,
• $40 [26.66]/hr. for more complex work, and
• $50 [33.33]/hr. for difficult, complex training or other presentations applications using Presentations or HTML (e.g., using JavaScript to do tests & calculate scores, etc.).
  See the graphics-tuning and HTML pages for more details on that kind of work.

• Clicking on the ORDER NOW icon will spawn your E-mail program and generate a form in it.
  • Fill out and mail that, appending your project description after the “Instructions for work to be done, or query:” line.
• You’ll then send these project specifications and materials as an attachment to a subsequent E-Mailing (and if hard copy is involved, electronically scanned bitmap data — please, no originals by snail-mail), encrypted or confidential if you wish, further detailing what you want done, and we’ll generally have it for you in two or three days (the same day, if short).
• We’ll send back an acknowledgement of your order the same or next business day, when the work has been accepted.
• We’re willing to sign a non-plagiarism & confidentiality agreement, if desired. Merely enclose it with (attach it to) the submission package and let us know you wish this.
• You may want to ZIP up the files, and perhaps encrypt them (use the -sPASSWORD option, see PKZIP’s documentation), sending the encryption key in a separate E-Mail, if you are paranoid.