I’ve shown you previously the exact easy steps required on how to get Microsoft Powerpoint onto iPad so that you can edit or present your presentations directly from your iPad

I hope you found the article useful, but I have something even better to share that I just read in a old email I shouldn’t have ignored:

16 April Newsletter – SlideShare : iPad & iPhone support coming soon

If you have been paying attention to the excited chatter about the iPad, then you have probably know that one of discussed issues is how the internet will look on the iPad without Flash.

Well one thing is for sure – SlideShare will look snazzy. It’s still being tinkered with, and is in beta, but we expect SlideShare to be iPad friendly soon.

To check out the Beta, just click on a presentation link – give us feedback – tell us what you would like.

Rest assure, SlideShare will go everywhere you want to take your presentations.

If you haven’t heard of www.Slideshare.net yet, it is a trule remarkable service where you can upload your Keynote or Microsoft Powerpoint presentations and easily share them around the world.

I’ve done this before with Google Docs, but Slideshare seems to be easier to use and you get a lot more views from your presentation due to the community surrounding the site.

Below is a presentation from Slideshare that I thought would be fitting:

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One of the great new Features added to iPad is the Keynote application which allows you to present presentations or Keynotes as many like to call them.
How to Present Power Point Slides on the iPad

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1. On your Computer:
2. Open iTunes on your computer with your iPad connected
3. click on your iPad under Device.
4. Nowclick on the Apps tab on top. Scroll down to the File Sharing section.
5. Click on Keynote.
6. Click on Add.
7. Find and select your PPT file.

On your iPad:

1. Start up Keynote on your iPad.
2. Click on the folder icon in the top right corner
3. Click on your converted PPT file.

Your Microsoft Powerpoint Presentation will now be able to be shown anywhere you go, and even edited on the go.

Other than the ability to be able to create or edit Presentation Slides while on the train, Plane or on the go, one of the best features is the ability to import Microsoft PowerPoint presentations and instantly convert them to be able to do i house, or one-on-one presentations without the need for a laptop.

This will make the life for the “Road Warrior” or Amway / Avon Lady much easier.