Game Show Presenter 4.5

Help people pay attention to any subject! This presentation tool helps you make your message fun by creating a funny, customized game show to fit your topic and audience.
This game show presentation shell takes care of all the details, so all you need to do is write your multiple-choice quiz, name your show and select some options.
Game Show Presenter makes your quiz the centerpiece of a flashy game show featuring a funny host and supermodel, music, sound effect and automatic scoring for up to 10 players or teams.
Its easy to do and audiences love it! The game show uses high quality graphics and sound so you can wow your audience, even when the subject matter is rather dull.
Educators, trainers and presenters are getting rave reviews from audiences and helping students improve their scores with fun review game shows.
Using Game Show Presenter application you will be able to create presentations and create quiz games.

Main features:
- Give your Game Show a title.
- Choose from a variety of flashy sets.
- Cue sound effects and host comments on the fly from the keyboard.
- Put your name in the credits of your show.
- Up to 10 players or teams at once.
- Flexible timer on quiz questions.
- Let players take turns or have them buzz-in to compete on every question. (This features can be used with many buzzer lockout systems.)
- Automatic scoring.
- Schedule "breaks" in your show, so you can make other announcements or switch back to your Powerpoint presentation.

System requirements:
- Pentium II
- 16-bit sound
- 64 MB RAM
- 800 x 600 monitor
- The installed program requires about 12 MB of hard disk space

Version restrictions:
- A "DEMO SHOW" message will fade in and out over the quiz

Enhancements:
- New Team Score (under Preferences) let you assign players to up to 5 teams. During the game, each players scores will be added into a teamscore for display on the scoreboard.
- A minor bug in the credit screen fixed a problem with scrolling credits.
- Three buttons were added to main screen in player to help new users learn the program.