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There is not much to say about Presentation really, as it is a simple tool which utilizes the Graphics engine as discussed above, but introduces the notion of slides. A single slide is like a single page with vectors/images or text in it, put together to create a team of slides, the presentation. There is a nice slide control center as shown in the screenshot, where you can add new slides, remove them, move them up and down in their herierchy etc. From what I could gather so far (I have to say here that there was no documentation coming with this beta package), there is no way you can add video, sound or interactive content (for example, you can't click in a button to go to a specific slide instead of the next one). The Presentation tool is simple, basic, but I believe it will be enough for most of us. For now. However, it is a shame that GP3 cannot read or write Microsoft PowerPoint files, as that could be a useful feature for people who would like to totally switch to GP3.

1. "General"
2. "Word Processing"
3. "Spreadsheet"
4. "Graphics"
5. "Image Processing"
6. "Presentation"
7. "Conclusion"