Case Studies - Posters with PowerPoint - Revision history

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‎Using PowerPoint

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‎Graphics

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‎Working with Type

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‎Working with Type

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‎Working with Type

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‎Title

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 #Adjust the dimensions via '''File > Page Setup'''
 #*Slide sized for: Choose '''Custom'''
-#*Set the width to 36 in and the height to 26 in
+#*Set the width to 36 in and the height to 24 in
 #'''View > Guides" let you organize the page layout and snap elements guide lines
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 ====Groups====
-Some objects may need to stay groped together
+Some objects may need to stay grouped together
 # Select objects to group by holding down the Shift Key and clicking on the object
 # Right click on the selection and choose '''Group'''
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 * Position images in proper sequence or near to the text they are about
-=====Groups=====
+====Shapes====
 Some objects may need to stay groped together
 # Select objects to group by holding down the Shift Key and clicking on the object

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 ====Graphics====
-Printed graphics require a much higher resolution than graphics intended for the web. When using images from the web,
+Printed graphics require a much higher resolution than graphics intended for the web.
-* make sure to locate the highest resolution possible - avoid images saved from the web smaller than 250KB - they may print our blurry
+* When using images from the web, make sure to locate the highest resolution possible - avoid images saved from the web smaller than 250KB - they may print our blurry
 * only scale down, never scale up
 * Hold down the shift key when scaling to maintain aspect ratio of width and height
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 * Use captions to identify more precisely what the image is intended to communicate
 * Position images in proper sequence or near to the text they are about
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 ====Graphics====
 Printed graphics require a much higher resolution than graphics intended for the web. When using images from the web,
-* make sure to locate the highest resolution possible - avoid images saved from the web smaller than 250kb - they may print our blurry
+* make sure to locate the highest resolution possible - avoid images saved from the web smaller than 250KB - they may print our blurry
 * only scale down, never scale up
 * scan images at least at 300dpi
 * Do not place text over images where the background may interfere with readability

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 ====Working with Type====
 # Use the text box icon to create a title (25 words or less)
 # Consider using a sans serif font (without feet) for improved readability
 # Resize the text box by grabbing an anchor
-:=====Font Sizes=====
+=====Font Sizes=====
 :* '''Title''': set the font size to at least 72 point font or larger for accessibility
 :* '''Section Title''': 46-56 point

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 ====Working with Type====
 # Use the text box icon to create a title (25 words or less)
 # Consider using a sans serif font (without feet) for improved readability
 # Resize the text box by grabbing an anchor
+=====Font Sizes=====
-====Section Title====
+#* '''Title''': set the font size to at least 72 point font or larger for accessibility
-* 46-56 point
+#* '''Section Title''': 46-56 point
+#* '''Block Text/Body''': 24 - 36 point
-====Block Text/Body====
-* 24 - 36 point
 ====Graphics====