Millumin is getting used more and more as an extension to PPT and Keynote for live corporate presentations. IMHO - there are only 2 things preventing it from eventually being fully adopted as a complete replacement to PPT or Keynote:

1. The ability to select animation presets (glorified macros). For instance, select "move left" and the software automatically creates what is required to accomplish the effect.

2. The ability to quickly export a presentation to some form of simple PDF that can be distributed for client review.

1 is something I would imagine would likely develop naturally over the product life cycle. However, there are probably a few more milestones that the product would need to meet before getting there.

2 is my biggest vote in terms of what I would like to see product focus placed. The ability to export a dashboard to a PDF, where I can specify the following:

• Basis of the frame capture (eg. "end of segment")
• The ability to choose the layout on the PDF, including page size, rows and columns per page (also called the "up" in the production world)
• Ability to specify a range of columns or specific columns (similar to selecting which pages to print in a print dialogue)
• Millumin generates labels on the PDF for slide identification (item index + column description)
• SUPER BONUS - the ability to select a column to export as an interactive PDF object, so a client would have the ability to play a compressed version of the timeline(s) used in the column

If Millumin can ultimately capture more attention as a viable replacement to PPT and Keynote, the increase usage and subscriptions would likely be very exponential.