Absolutely.  You can put in as many pictures as you want.  The only issue is the size of the
screen.  You are limited a bit by your computer monitor when you design, but I am sure someone far
smarter than me could figure out a way around that.

Aaron
--- Lara Taylor <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> What about the issue of comparative images, where images are side-by side
> (i.e., using two projectors next to one another to show two slides on the
> same screen).  Is that possible with PowerPoint?
>


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