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(v4.1.2, 9.36 MB, Windows)

• More effective than ZIP and incredibly easy to use.
• Makes it easy to email large PowerPoint presentations.
• Files remain in original, fully editable, format.
• No need to unzip and doesn't need our software to open.

Create better presentations

Manually compressing photography and flattening the embedded objects in your presentations can be a dull and time-consuming process, particularly if you're presentation is photo intense, such as in a digital photo album. NXPowerLite automates these tasks, letting you focus on producing a great presentation.

NXPowerLite examines every graphic and embedded object in a PowerPoint file, intelligently selects the most effective file format and compression level for each and then automatically converts them. This ensures the smallest possible file size is achieved, whilst maintaining the quality of your presentation, making it far more powerful then PowerPoint's built-in 'Compress Pictures' functionality.

Smaller PowerPoint files will run more smoothly - so you can create large files, without the worry of jarring or freezing during your presentation. After they have been optimised, your presentations retain all their native PowerPoint functionality and can be opened and edited by anybody with a copy of PowerPoint.

Easily send large presentations by email

If you've ever tried to send a PowerPoint presentation by email, or save a PowerPoint presentation on a USB stick, you'll understand the need to compress large PowerPoint files.

NXPowerLite can integrate directly with a variety of email clients to ensure your presentations are always optimised when sent. Reducing PowerPoint file size ensures your presentations are sent quickly, saving you time and avoiding large emails bouncing back to you undelivered.

For your organization, smaller attachments will also help to slow email storage growth, extending the life of your existing hardware, saving cost on managed email accounts and relieving mailboxes, servers and networks.

Further resources

'Reduce the size of your PowerPoint files' by Steve Rindsberg
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint/ha011168821033.aspx

'Compress Photos in PowerPoint 2003 to Reduce Large File Sizes' by Wendy Russell
http://presentationsoft.about.com/od/powerpointtips/ss/compress.htm

'How to Compress Images in PowerPoint' by eHow Contributing Writer
http://www.ehow.co.uk/how_2189368_compress-images-powerpoint.html?cr=1