Drag and Drop Images to Create a PowerPoint Slideshow
Search NEJM Online for medical images, then drag and drop to create a PowerPoint slide set you can save to your desktop.
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10/23/2007
| slow to create powerpoint file |
| Pros: format easy to understand |
| Cons: easily dragged an image to the slideshow area - hit the save as powerpoint icon and it was excruciatingly slow even with a single image -finally gave up |
| Reviewer: Doug Ensley Professional Specialty: Cardiology Place of Work or Study: Private Physician Office (group) |
10/02/2007
 New Drag and Drop Images |
| Pros: Very good. The trick is to drag the center top grid of the figure. Works well in macs and PCs. |
| Cons: Lack of ample instructions, thanks to the smart collegue that discovered the trick to drag the appropriate area of the figure. |
| Reviewer: A E Sierra Professional Specialty: Pediatrics Place of Work or Study: Other |
09/30/2007
| M.D. |
| Pros: You always have a very good medical material |
| Cons: |
| Reviewer: Noel J. Ramirez Professional Specialty: Cardiology Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
09/29/2007
| New poweroints slide |
| Pros: Your idea |
| Cons: Good idea. This form has been very well thought. I like it. Dr. Pereira |
| Reviewer: Oscar Luis Professional Specialty: Pediatrics Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
09/29/2007
 drag some drop some |
| Pros: few good slides |
| Cons: some can be drag/dropped, many others couldn't |
| Reviewer: Anonymous Professional Specialty: Cardiology Place of Work or Study: Private Physician Office (group) |
09/29/2007
| Good in parts |
| Pros: Wonderful idea. Good images. |
| Cons: I just cannot click & drag tried for about 15 minutes and in different presentations |
| Reviewer: Behram Pardiwalla Professional Specialty: General Internal Medicine Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
09/28/2007
| works great! |
| Pros: I had no problem using the drag and drop feature, to move figures straight into PowerPoint (Mac version) |
| Cons: limited by available figures; search feature not 100% effective |
| Other thoughts: a great addition - much appreciated! |
| Reviewer: O. Martinez-Maza Professional Specialty: Other Place of Work or Study: Medical School Program |
09/28/2007
| Power Point drag and drop |
| Pros: Wonderful idea. Suggest mechanism for advanced search to focus results and to improve the drag and drop which does not always work |
| Cons: Limited search capability Poor drag and drop. |
| Reviewer: Arnold Platzker Professional Specialty: Pulmonology Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
09/28/2007
 Lung disease |
| Pros: Great pictures and articles. Would really like to have created a slide show |
| Cons: The drag and drop feature worked on some pics and not on others. Frustrating |
| Other thoughts: Great idea. Keep going and sort out IT probs. Would love to use this type of access instead of trawling through the web and scanning pics!! |
| Reviewer: lynn Professional Specialty: Critical Care Place of Work or Study: Hospital, University or Teaching |
09/28/2007
| Polycystic ovarian syndrome |
| Pros: Excellent idea |
| Cons: Does NOT work. Please have somebody in IT try to streamline it. |
| Other thoughts: Otherwise great idea |
| Reviewer: Abe Halfen Professional Specialty: Obstetrics/Gynecology Place of Work or Study: Private Physician Office (group) |
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