[knarf]

I'm sure it is not difficult, but I'm suffering from jet lag (thirteen hours east from Beijing to Newark and an hour and a half later Newark to Pittsburgh)

I feel like I'm recovering from bad acid.

I have everything mostly on five SD cards and up loaded to my "pictures" in my Windows 7 OS.

I can get them off onto FB, but a piece here and a piece there is not doing what I want.

Will someone direct me to where I can make a "presentation", like what missionaries do in church ?

Thanx.

Probably going back to sleep in an hour or so.

[rawcatslyentist]

windows movie maker, ya have to DL it as it no longer comes with windows, it is free and functional.

You can mix and mash vids and still pics, import and overdub audio too.

[skr]

I use Movie Maker which might already be on your computer. It’s a Microsoft program, easy to use and free.

[Hootowl]

Power point works well. If you want to add narration, download a free program called Powertalk which will display the slides and voice any words you have embedded beneath the image.

[Fiji Hill]

With Picasa, you can create a slide show and add music. I think it’s a free download.

A few years ago, the music director of our church presented a slide show about a concert tour the choir had just completed. He created the show using Pro Show Gold to organize the digital photos he had taken. This program costs around $40.

[William of Barsoom]

First, put your pictures in some sort of order, and write a preliminary script. At this point, consider dropping the weakest pictures.

Simple is good.

Short is good.

Save your very best for last, and leave your audience wanting more, not glad that it’s finally over.

Edit and re-edit till your show is tight and flows well, with no long pauses or delay.