diff --git a/s5demo.txt b/s5demo.txt index b2c520d..b1eed20 100755 --- a/s5demo.txt +++ b/s5demo.txt @@ -3,8 +3,6 @@ .. |squirrel| image:: images/squirrel.gif -.. |clientlogo| image:: images/clientlogo.jpg - =================================== Using *s5* With *Restructured Text* =================================== @@ -18,7 +16,7 @@ *By R.U. Kidding-Me, Ph.D., Th.D, DDS, CNE, EIEIO* .. footer:: - $Id: s5demo.txt,v 1.107 2006/04/07 21:24:35 tundra Exp $ + $Id: s5demo.txt,v 1.108 2006/04/07 21:48:57 tundra Exp $ Presentation Overview @@ -29,6 +27,38 @@ *This slide was generated with just one verb.* + +Why Should You Care? +-------------------- + +- ``RestructuredText/S5`` is an easy way to go from plain text to + final slides. (With no or very minimal explicit markup.) + + - This makes it a snap to go from your meeting notes straight + into slides. + + - ``S5`` by itself is a major pain - you have to know a lot of ``HTML``. + + - But ``RestructuredText`` on top of ``S5`` makes the process + almost trivial. + +- It generates XHTML which means your slides can be web hosted. + +- It's all Open Source and Free. + + - ``s5`` is built on ``JavaScript`` and uses ``CSS``. + - ``RestructuredText`` is written in ``Python``. + +- It's themable so you can "brand" your slide sets. + +- *WAY* quicker than PowerPoint/OO Presentation for most applications. + +- Be sure to mouse over the lower right corner of each page to see + the navigation tools. + +- You'll find more information on all this in the Appendix_ + + Meeting Mechanics ----------------- @@ -108,13 +138,13 @@ - RandomCo is in big trouble - - The squirrels in the data center are very tired - - Sell the stock short - - Go to a place without an extradition treaty with the US + - The squirrels in the data center are very tired. + - Sell the stock short. + - Go to a place without an extradition treaty with the US. ----------------------------------------------------------- -- Ed Murphy is a fabulous dancer |squirrel| +- Ed Murphy is a fabulous dancer: |squirrel| *This slide illustrates Transitions and Inline Graphics.*