If the intent is to produce high quality graphics from this wide format machine, Powerpoint isn't really the answer. After spending all that money on a wide format machine, it would seem that some professional graphics software and a rip would be in order. Failing that, they could certainly download "The Gimp" (a free, open source replacement for "Photoshop")and maybe use Qimage ($50 for the pro edition) to output. Qimage's interface is a bit confusing, but there are alot of photographers printing wide format from it that swear by it.
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