SoftMaker Presentations

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SoftMaker Presentations

Original author(s)	SoftMaker
Initial release	2007[1][2]
Stable release	2021
Operating system	Microsoft Windows, Linux, Android, Pocket PCs, Windows CE
Type	presentation program
License	Proprietary (commercial or freeware/registerware)

SoftMaker Presentations is a presentation program developed by SoftMaker and compatible with Microsoft PowerPoint. It is part of the SoftMaker Office productivity suite but also released as registerware.^[3]

SoftMaker Presentations is available for Microsoft Windows, macOS, Linux and Google Android.

The application is compatible with Microsoft PowerPoint's .pptx, .ppt, and .pps files.

The user interface features Ribbon-styled user interface, which is offered as an alternative to traditional menus and toolbars.

History[]

The first version of SoftMaker Presentations was released in November 2007 as part of the commercial SoftMaker Office productivity suite and carried the version number "2008". In May 2011, this version was also released as freeware.^[4]

The second release was SoftMaker Presentations 2010, released in November 2009 as part of SoftMaker Office 2010. This release added a sidebar similar to the one in Microsoft PowerPoint, video export, DirectX-accelerated animations and transitions, support for picture collections, and improved PDF export.

References[]

External links[]

• Official Website In English