An alternative is to use PowerPoint for illustrations, headers, and the like, and create a separate handout with all of the material Larry describes.
I often create three separate documents: a PowerPoint slide show with illustrations (images and graphics), an outline of points I have to cover, and a handout (the latter with as rich a content as I can put together in time).
And Edward Tufte's publications are great reading (thanks for the reminder, Peter).
Fred
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