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All in all, they’ve done a fine job taking the premier Mac-based presentation platform and moving it to another OS. However, everything I did check appeared to be there. See what I mean about the icons? Still it’s fully functional.As I’m running in emulation, I didn’t do a complete feature for feature comparison. I would expect the guys to have this corrected in a future update. By release date, 4.0 for the Mac had a completely seamless dissolve even for identical slides. This was always an issue in 3, and existed in early beta versions of 4.0. That is, there is a slight dip in the luminance level that is particularly noticeable when you have two slides that are the same (a chorus repeat, for example). One thing I did notice that I suspect will be true even on a real PC is that the cross fades between slides is very similar to what it was in version 3. I would expect it to be perfectly acceptable on an actual PC. It felt sluggish in there, but that’s to be expected when running a program like ProPresenter in emulation.
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I don’t like the typeface, or the chunky icons in the format bar, but it is ProPresenter 4.Įasier on the eyes, but otherwise identical to the Win version.I can’t fairly comment on performance because I was evaluating the software in Parallels on my MacBook Pro. The reality is everything is there, in the same spot and works just like it does on the Mac side. But that’s as much a typeface and icon shape choice any anything else. Whereas everything in the Mac version is smooth and polished, the Win version looks a bit chunky and Fisher-Price. In my opinion, the Windows version looks a little clunky, but that’s mostly due to the Windows interface conventions. And remarkably, it looks a whole lot like the Mac version.
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dll files were installed, Pro4 booted right up.
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Of course, like all good Windows installers, I had to click through a seemingly endless series of dialogs indicating that yes, I did in fact want to install the software I just said I wanted to install. Give the user a single (albeit large) download and a single (though multi-faceted) install process, making sure they have all the components they need right away.
I’ve installed many Windows packages that require me to download several other components and install them separately this is a pain. ProPresenter relies on all these technologies and I think it was a good decision on their part to bundle all the necessary installs in one package. A big part of the reason for this bloat is that the installer comes with Bonjour Print Services for Windows, QuickTime for Windows and PowerPoint Viewer. The Mac version has been running around 17 megs, while the Windows install package weighs in at a whopping 123 megs.
As in 7.3 times as big as the Mac version. The first thing you’ll notice when downloading the Windows version is that it’s BIG.
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In fairness, it was a total re-write of the code base to make it a Windows app, so I guess we can cut them some slack. Technically, the Autumnal Equinox was Sept. Development started was announced early this year with a target release date of summer ( UPDATE: Apparently the project was actually started last year). In case you hadn’t noticed, last week Renewed Vision announced that ProPresenter 4 is now available on the Windows platform.
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