The Presentation Surgery is Open

Yeah-the reason I'm back is I've been following the 'less PowerPoint' mantra and YES I'm enjoying it more and YES people are clearly more engaged in what I am saying but now I have problem with those who want a complete record of what I say....in the 'old days' I could just give them a copy of my PowerPoint slides. What do I do?

Firstly-good news on breaking out of PowerPoint and glad to see that broadly the new approach is working. Let's step back a minute. When you present you actually need to provide for three variants on the main stream of communication:
Variant 1=what you are going to say. Effectively your notes, not for public display.
Variant 2=what you will show to the world e.g. a slide, a prop.
Variant 3=your handouts. The record you might like them to take anway.
And of course that is why many people use PowerPoint-it does all three of these functions in one-but badly.

A suggestion. Write your 'script', then turn it into your public presentation. Then create an 'executive summary' in say word and make it available at the end of the presentation either as a hand-out or perhaps a down-load via your blog. Hope that helps.