moving or going

Over the top · Jun 13, 2010

Hello

I am doing a presentation about my software, the first part is going to be in microsoft powerpoint then on my software
I want to add a note at the end of the powerpoint presentation and before the running of the software.
can I say
A note before moving to the software? Is this a good title?

Thanks

Leandro-Z · Jun 13, 2010

It would sound better:

A previous remark while going on with the software...

The note

Let`s resume and pass to the software

It`s what I think would be great, good luck with the software

Barb_D · Jun 13, 2010

Is the purpose of the slide simply to introduce the software?

You could have a slide that simply says "Software Demonstration"

Or better yes, the name of the software
Demonstration of XYZ or XYZ Demonstration

crazYgeeK · Jun 13, 2010

Over the top said:
Hello

I am doing a presentation about my software, the first part is going to be in microsoft powerpoint then on my software
I want to add a note at the end of the powerpoint presentation and before the running of the software.
can I say
A note before moving to the software? Is this a good title?

Thanks

I think you mean you want to introduce your software first before running your software to show the people how it works.
"moving" used here is nonsensical at all, It should be
"Let's see some notes before running the software"
Thanks

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