How can I use Prezi when I'm not online?

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How can I use Prezi when I'm not online?

nbetolli 36 weeks ago

I've been using Prezi for a month or so. Yeah, as usual I am a little late to the party, but better late than never. I have the free version, and can only use it when I am online. Is there a way to use Prezi when I don't have an internet connection?

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tswayne 36 weeks ago

Yep, you are going to have to ante up for the pay version if you want to use it when you aren't online.

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jimlynch 36 weeks ago

Here's info on Prezi's pricing. It looks like you might have to buy the desktop version if you want to use it offline.

http://prezi.com/pricing/

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