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Chapter 12 Creating Presentations of Your Work
CHAPTER 12
SLIDESHOW
creating presentations of your work
You know what 's harder than creating a
compelling screen presentation of your work,
coupled with a moving and emotionally-
charged background music track? It's finding
a song, TV show, or movie title that uses the
word “Slideshow.” By the way, I can't tell you
the amount of angst the word “slideshow”
has caused my beloved editor, Kim Doty,
because, really, the word slideshow is two
words (slide show), but in Lightroom, Adobe
chose to name the module with just one
word—Slideshow. Well, when the Lightroom 3
version of this book came out, I noticed that
Kim had taken all uses of the word “slideshow”
and changed it to “slide show,” except when
it referred to the actual module name itself.
So, in this edition, I asked to Kim to make it
consistent and always refer to it as one word—
slideshow. This didn't go over very well with
Kim, which troubled me because Kim, by
nature, has the happiest, bubbliest demeanor
of not only any editor in the editing world,
but of most people on the entire planet. So,
I thought I could kind of joke around about
it and Kim would change it all back to one
word, and she begrudgingly said “Okay” and
went back to her office. But then, as we were
wrapping up the book, Kim came to my
office, sat down, and I could tell something
was wrong. This is a rare moment indeed, so
I gave her my full attention. She went on to
let me know how much the single-word thing
was bothering her, and we went back and
forth for about 10 minutes, until she pulled
out a knife. I clearly didn't realize how much
this meant to Kim, so of course, I relented and
the chapter has been adjusted so the two-
word “slide show” appears where appropriate.
Also, the other good news is: the doctor says
my stitches should be out within two weeks.
 
 
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