Mathematica offers a number of unique advances that streamline the process of going from working notebooks to final compelling presentations. A "reverse outlining" mechanism makes it easy to display only final results or graphics while keeping reusable computation history. An integrated slide show mechanism allows immediate creation of slides built using Mathematica's powerful document and graphics tools and featuring dynamic interactivity--as well as supporting unique live interactivity that lets you edit and do computations during a presentation.

• Interactive drawing tools for arbitrary slide layout.
• Single-key full-screen mode, with support for multiple displays.
• Immediate support for arbitrary patterns of cell grouping and outlining.
• Slide show mode integrated with remote-control presentation devices.
• Notebook-localized evaluation contexts for automatic scoping of computations.
• Immediate template for creating and uploading material for the Wolfram Demonstrations Project.

Create Free-Form Presentation Materials	Mix Programmatic and Free-Form Presentation Preparation	Easily Hide "Code" to Show Outputs Only
Immediately Create Interactive Slide Shows	Create Content for the Wolfram Demonstrations Project	Keep Values Localized to Notebooks