Wednesday, February 08, 2006
Get Creative With Multiple PowerPoint Backgrounds
PowerPoint template designs should complement your presentation's content. But how many times have you thought, "My presentation looks great. But..."
PowerPoint template designs should complement your presentation's content. But how many times have you thought, "My presentation looks great. But..."
- "...this ONE slide would look so much better with a different background color."
- "...and this graph -- it would look more polished with a less busy template design."
- "...or this picture is terrific -- I wish it could stand out more clearly from the slide's background."
- In PowerPoint, go to the slide you want to change and select the Format menu...then click Background.
- Click on the box that says "Omit background items from master."
- Select a different, complementary color for your slide's PowerPoint background by clicking "More Colors..."
- ...or by clicking on "Fill Effects..." you can change your background's Gradient, Texture, Pattern, or Picture.
To learn more about complementary backgrounds...and why you might want to change backgrounds within your PowerPoint presentation, you can read my "Templates v. Backgrounds" article, which discusses the differences in a little bit more detail...
¶ 2/08/2006 03:25:00 PM
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Very intresting company and great informations, please visit our museum site,I did create the concept, I'm also busy with Washington,Miami and of course Iraq,I did see Mr. Green (Havard) in your site, it's funny I did have a small conversation over the looting of the museum in Irak with him.
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We are always open for new marketing idea's.
let's keep in touch with news.
Kind Regards,
Bruno Servaege from Amsterdam
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