Update
I have placed a second copy of the PDF on another server due to heavy download activity.
Comment posted by Vince Schuurman10/19/2005 03:01:08 PM
Homepage: http://blog.vinceschuurman.com
What??? you told me 497 pages and there are only 496!!!!
Comment posted by Bruce Elgort10/19/2005 03:06:20 PM
Homepage: http://www.bruceelgort.com
I used Dutch software 
Comment posted by Colin Williams10/19/2005 04:35:32 PM
Homepage: http://www.guttedgeek.com
Very cool Bruce - I had an idea you might do a presentation along those lines after seeing the opening slide.
Enjoyed the summary of OpenNTF apps - so nice to see some screen shots of them in action too - well done!
Comment posted by Dan Sickles10/19/2005 04:49:13 PM
Where's the Perl slide?
Comment posted by Bruce Elgort10/19/2005 04:52:59 PM
Homepage: http://www.bruceelgort.com
@Dan,
You missed it! I told you that you should have showed up on time It was a pleasure finally get to meet you. I am waiting for Brian to post some pics. What's the URL to your blog again?
Bruce
Comment posted by Bruce Elgort10/19/2005 08:55:14 PM
Homepage: http://www.bruceelgort.com
@Colin,
Thanks! It is much harder than one may think to use Dick's style to give a presentation. You essentially have to memorize the entire slide set and treat the presentation as if you were an actor memorizing a script.
Bruce
Comment posted by Alan Lepofsky10/19/2005 09:25:59 PM
Homepage: http://www.alanlepofsky.net
Bruce, I think the MAC presentation program allow yous to split screen, so you the presenter can see the "next slide" while the audience only see the current slide. I've heard that is how this style is done.
Comment posted by Bruce Elgort10/19/2005 09:30:01 PM
Homepage: http://www.bruceelgort.com
@Alan,
You are correct however, I decided not to use this feature in Keynote 2.0 as with a 496 slide count it seemed to not be able to render the speaker slides quick enough on my old PowerBook. I have been telling the OpenNTF story for years now and have most of the content stored in my psychic RAM.
Bruce
Comment posted by Ben Langhinrichs10/19/2005 09:40:02 PM
Homepage: http://www.GeniiSoft.com/showcase.nsf/GeniiBlog
Bruce - Awesome job. I wasn't there, but just paging through the PDF I could practically hear your voice. I was a bit surprised to see my photo 
! Anyway, very cool presentation
Comment posted by Brian Benz10/19/2005 11:19:25 PM
Homepage: http://www.softwaresoapbox.com
Great to have you down here! Pictures here:
http://bbenz.typepad.com/softwaresoapbox/2005/10/another_great_l.html
Comment posted by Mike Lazar10/20/2005 09:33:48 AM
Bruce -- Very cool. However, does anyone else think that Bruce must have too much free time? No way could I devote the time he took to put that together. We need to have Gayle put you to work painting doors or something...
Comment posted by Bruce Elgort10/20/2005 09:39:40 AM
Homepage: http://www.bruceelgort.com
@Mike,
Ask Gayle what I did last weekend Let's just say that the mac was occupied on Saturday and Sunday. Oh and one thing...don't try to run a 496 Keynotes 2.0 presentation on a mac mini with less than 1gb of RAM.
Bruce
Comment posted by Ulr■ch Krause10/20/2005 09:57:31 AM
Homepage: http://www.eknori.de
Great - any chance to send me a quote of what the audience in Vegas heard about !!HELP!! ?
Comment posted by Bruce Elgort10/20/2005 10:04:42 AM
Homepage: http://www.bruceelgort.com
@Ulrich,
Let's just say that your app was the only one mentioned towards the end that got a screen shot . !!Help!! was on the OpenNTF signage last year. Did you see that?
Warm regards,
Bruce
Comment posted by Ulr■ch Krause10/20/2005 12:01:26 PM
Homepage: http://www.eknori.de
OK OK ...
Comment posted by al10/26/2005 03:27:15 AM
actually I think Dick Hardt himself took more of a lessig style approach to his presentation:
http://presentationzen.blogs.com/presentationzen/2005/10/the_lessig_meth.html
Comment posted by Sandra Salinas 03/21/2007 03:59:05 PM
I have a Lotus Notes- opening long term contract - hire here in Las Vegas
