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NXPowerLite 2.5

Publisher's Description:

Essential for any Microsoft PowerPoint user, NXPowerLite is a small stand-alone presentation compression tool. It radically reduces the size of your PowerPoint files by optimizing the graphics and embedded documents contained within them. It's fast, effective and incredibly easy to use. Simply drag your PowerPoint presentation onto the NXPowerLite icon, choose your compression level and click on the 'Optimize' button.

NXPowerLite will automatically search through your presentation, finding ways to optimize the content. It can effortlessly compress PowerPoint presentations by as much as 98%, making them easier to manage, distribute and use. After your presentations have been compressed, they remain completely editable by anybody with a copy of PowerPoint. NXPowerLite is fully customizable, allowing you to choose the ideal balance between compression and quality. Used consistently it can lessen the load on corporate communication networks, decrease the chances of oversized emails being returned and reduce bandwidth costs for people that regularly transfer presentations over the web.

NXPowerLite costs just £25GBP, or $45USD. Satisfied customers include Chanel, Hewlett Packard, PepsiCo and Virgin. This free, fully functional trial version is a small, self-contained file that will take just seconds to download via a standard modem. It will compress up to 10 Microsoft PowerPoint presentations of any size before it expires. A use will be counted every time NXPowerLite succeeds in reducing the size of your PowerPoint presentation file by more than 10%.

Why optimize your PowerPoint files with NXPowerLite?

Stunning results in seconds with no discernible loss of quality
Retains the PPT format so presentations remain fully editable
More effective than PowerPoint's built-in compression
Smaller PowerPoint files are easier to save, send and receive
Significant cost savings on storage, email and backup
Cuts mobile data costs when sending to mobile devices

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Date Added:

18th December, 2006

License:

Shareware

File size:

0.64 MB

Price:

$45

Trial Period:

10 days

Operating System:

Windows 2000,Windows XP

Developer:

Neuxpower Solutions Ltd | More products from Neuxpower Solutions Ltd

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