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    Bumpers!

    DateTuesday, November 14, 2006 at 10:09PM

    Igniter Media has just released a new product called Igniter Bumpers.  This looks to be a very interesting product and one that will surely be able to enliven up dull announment presentations.  There is also a very good promo video you can watch to get an idea of what it can do.IgBumpers01.jpg 

    “Retire your worn out templates today and inject the creativity of Igniter Bumpers Volume 01 into your service. Enliven the look and feel of your announcements, worship lyrics, sermon points, and more in just a few easy steps. It is now easier than ever before to add quality video and still backgrounds to your presentation using your presentation software*”

    This looks like it could set a new standard for how presentations are made.  It looks to be as easy as PowerPoint but with a much better final look. 

    AuthorGregory Davis | Comment1 Comment | Reference1 Reference |
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    Next week! I will have my talk with the staff about PCO, and also about deadlines for information. In that meeting we will stress the importance getting us the announcements 11 days out, so we can plan the ammount of time for them. We can then put them into a visual presentation and leave it at that, with only one thing being brought attention to by whoever is doing the announcements. This looks like a great tool to make that happen, and happen well! Thanks for keeping your eyes open.
    November 15, 2006 | Unregistered CommenterSam Stein

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