bumper slides

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Interesting. I've never heard this term before. Unfortunately, the page
with the definition is restricted, but I was able to get this piece: "In a
presentation, the Bumper slide signals a transition to a new section. Think
of the Bumper slide as the sorbet that is served between courses of a fine
...." Is the phrase coined from this book only (I couldn't find the reference
anywhere else). I've always called these Topic Slides myself.
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Thanks,
Glenna Shaw
Microsoft PowerPoint MVP Team
http://www.pptmagic.com
 
A bumber slide, also called a Theme Graphic slide, is a generic slide that
is used between presenters. So when one presenter wraps up their talk, a
bumber slide is then onscreen until the next presenter is ready to start
with their slides.
 

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