tim321

It is a full laptop with a Celeron processor, capable of running full-blown Windows, even if it doesn't ship with Windows natively. It's got USB ports, a VGA port and an Intel GMA 900 GPU, and everything else a "full-blown laptop" would have. What is it missing that wouldn't qualify it as a laptop? The only thing that's different is that it has a solid-state drive.

It's already here - the ASUS Eee PC: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eee_pc

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I agree. I don't think anyone is suggesting that auto pan/zoom is a substitute for manually animating the show. However, it is useful in certain applications.

I agree, an auto pan/zoom option similar to ProShow Gold/Producer would be a useful feature.

You can change the colour of the pasteboard area to any colour you desire by Shift-clicking with the paintbucket tool on the pasteboard. Of course, pick your colour first.

I would like to be able to randomise the pan and zoom effects for selected slides with one click in the upcoming version 5, like in ProShow Gold and MemoriesOnTV.