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Enhance Your Presentations with IBM TechExplorer Add-Ins for PowerPoint

Discover how to integrate IBM TechExplorer content into your PowerPoint presentations using the ActiveX control from the Control Toolbox. Interactive add-ins, like the Mathematica Add-in, elevate your documents by linking dynamically with TechExplorer documents, enhancing audience engagement. For instance, the evalLink control sequence allows you to connect to Mathematica to display complex mathematical outputs directly in your presentation. Unlock the potential of your documents by making them more interactive and informative.

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Enhance Your Presentations with IBM TechExplorer Add-Ins for PowerPoint

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  1. IBM techexplorer: Using techexplorer Add-ins Angel Luis Diaz, Ph.D.Manager, Advanced Internet Publishing IBM T.J. Watson Research Center aldiaz@us.ibm.com

  2. techexplorer and PowerPoint • techexplorer content can be added to PowerPoint by inserting the techexplorer ActiveX control in your presentation via the Control Toolbox dialog. www.software.ibm.com/techexplorer

  3. techexplorer and Add-ins • techexplorer add-ins can help make your documents more interactive! • For example, you can use the \evalLink control sequence to connect a techexplorer document to the Mathematica Add-in. \evalLink{Mathematica input / LaTeX output} {application/x-mathlink-mat-tex} {D[x^2Log[x+a], x]}{\centerline{D[x^2Log[x+a], x]}} www.software.ibm.com/techexplorer

  4. Mathematica Add-in www.software.ibm.com/techexplorer

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