(PLZ ANSWER FAST)The director of a California grocery store chain is preparing a PowerPoint presentation about new product lines to send to each store’s manager. The director would like for each manager to share the presentation with the whole staff and say a few interesting facts about the new products as the staff sees images of them. What would be the most efficient way for the chain’s director to make sure the store managers read these facts and know when to say them during the presentation?

by sending with the presentation an e-mail that lists the facts and contains a timeline showing when to say each fact
by calling each store manager to describe the new products and telling the manager when exactly to state each fact
by adding text boxes to slides with the important facts and telling the store managers to delete the text boxes after memorizing what to say
by typing the facts about a product into the PowerPoint notes pane under the slide showing the specific product

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