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Published: 18 Nov 2005 16:50 GMT

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The new interface of PowerPoint 12 reflects the changes to the entire Office 12 system and enables this application to share content with Word 12 and Excel 12. PowerPoint's drop-down menus will disappear to make way for a tabbed ribbon of functions. And take a look at the new style and templates made possible by Office's new graphics engine, code-named IGX. Make sure to read our preview of the PowerPoint 12 beta.

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