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One deck for every audience Blog Series

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A four-part series

One deck for every audience

Genie: one PowerPoint source deck for every audience.

One deck for every audience - part 1 of 4
Copied decks drift out of step. Genie keeps one PowerPoint source file and gives each audience a collection that becomes a show, a deck or a PDF, so a slide is edited once and every audience gets it.
One deck for every audience - part 2 of 4
How to structure a master deck so every audience's cut still reads as one story: sections in story order, each named for the question it answers, and collections named for their audience and length.
One deck for every audience - part 3 of 4
One source deck holds internal and external slides together. A stage and a sensitivity on every slide decide what may become a PDF, and under Genie's default rules an internal or draft slide never does.
One deck for every audience - part 4 of 4
Keep every customer's manual in one Genie source file, and put the current PDF on the machine, one tap away by NFC. Genie's own readme is built the same way.