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15 March 2007

How to recover from presentation death!

I was reading on Darren Strange's Office Rocker blog about how a presentation he gave at a Nottingham Technet event "crashed and burned". The blog goes on to suggest how to recover from this.

Presentations going wrong is the fear of all those who have to deliver them, and Darren's post will prove both entertaining and useful to those of us who have to give presentations from time to time.

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