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"SlideRocket is a web-based presentation creation site. The site has just launched its private beta, and I've gotten a chance to try out its service, and it looks pretty slick.  The company has offered up some invites for Mashable readers.  Click here  to get yours.\nWith SlideRocket, you get the ease of creating a slide show presentation, and the options of throwing in all the fancy stuff, too. Presentations can be imported from PowerPoint, and your online library allows you and your collaborators to have access to all of the material you need for your  The graphics options for SlideRocket are phenomenal, from the effects you can add to images, to the transition options moving from one slide to the next.  SlideRocket also offers some pretty cool options for your graphs as well.  Your slide shows also support multimedia, so videos, Flash and audio can be included with your presentations.  \nSlide shows can be embed in your website, though this isn't like a shareable widget, where the embed code is provided directly from the player.  There is an option, however, to email it to a friend.  The \"jump to slide\" option lets you scroll through thumbnails of all the slides in the presentation, and you can select which slide you'd like to see.  SlideRocket seems primarily poised for business use, but I don't see why this couldn't be utilized for more creative endeavors.  Other recent slide show tools include MyPlick, and Diigo's latest feature for creating and sharing online presentations.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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