Turn any web slide into a PowerPoint you can edit.
The slides below are plain HTML. Each outline is a paragraph Calco found, and each becomes a real text box, in the slide's own font. Switch on Show the background to see the picture that sits behind the text. Then download the file, open it, and click any heading: it's real text.
Q3 board review
Revenue held while costs fell
Three decisions for the board, and the one we are asking you to make today.
What changes next quarter
01Price
List prices move with the index, capped at 4% a year.
02Supply
Two suppliers per part, so no single plant can stop a line.
03Hiring
Every new role needs a named owner before it is posted.
The rule, in four lines
# Cap the yearly change at four percentdef next_price(price, index):
change = index - 1.0return price * (1 + clamp(change, -0.04, 0.04))
What Calco read
How it works
Stays a pictureCharts, diagrams, equations, and text Calco cannot place exactly: rotated, masked, or cut off by its box.
Lines do not reflowLines break where the browser broke them. Typing more text grows the box, not the layout.
Not yet opened in PowerPointThe .pptx carries its fonts and opens right in LibreOffice. PowerPoint itself has not been tested yet.