i need a template for my audrey hepburn presentation, i would like a template with audrey on it, but i can't find any. even like a nice old fashioned one, or something would be nice for it, help?|||That may be hard to find. Maybe something with a movie reel or something. Here are some places that have PowerPoint Backgrounds/Templates that you could try:
PowerPoint Templates - http://www.ppt-templates.net
Brain Betty - http://www.brainybetty.com/MENUPowerPoin鈥?/a>
Animation Factory - http://www.animationfactory.com/en/power鈥?/a>
Google Docs - http://docs.google.com/templates?type=pr鈥?/a>
Presentation Load - http://www.presentationload.com
Presentation Pro - http://www.presentationpro.com
Saturday, December 24, 2011
Animated Powerpoint 2007 templates for free?
from where can I get animated PowerPoint 2007 templates (preferably backgrounds) for free??|||Just search; there are lots of 'em out there: http://www.presentationhelper.co.uk/anim鈥?/a>|||6 splendid Michael Jackson鈥檚 PPT templates--for free
You can download the package of all the Michael Jackson'PowerPoint templates for free.
http://www.ppt-to-dvd.com/freetemplates/鈥?/a>
You can download the package of all the Michael Jackson'PowerPoint templates for free.
http://www.ppt-to-dvd.com/freetemplates/鈥?/a>
Where can I find design templates for the MAC version of PowerPoint 2004?
I need a template that has to do with health/body.|||Have you checked out the mactopia Microsoft mac templates site for Office 2004 Templates
http://www.microsoft.com/mac/templates.m鈥?/a>|||That would be Mac version and you would be looking here
http://www.sharewareconnection.com/aweso鈥?/a>
Google the rest. Just use "OS X" instead of MAC when you search.
Check Microsoft.com/Mac as well.
http://www.microsoft.com/mac/templates.m鈥?/a>|||That would be Mac version and you would be looking here
http://www.sharewareconnection.com/aweso鈥?/a>
Google the rest. Just use "OS X" instead of MAC when you search.
Check Microsoft.com/Mac as well.
Where con i find some good powerpoint templates for free?
Check out the following links to get started....|||Free Microsoft PowerPoint Templates
http://desktoppub.about.com/od/templates鈥?/a>
http://desktoppub.about.com/od/templates鈥?/a>
What is the value of a powerpoint template in helping you get started with a presentation?
What is the value of a powerpoint template in helping you get started with a presentation?
What does a template contain?
How do you modify text in a placeholder on a slide?|||A template can be very useful especially if you are not a creative person.
If you look at a PowerPoint template you can see where to insert text, pictures, videos, etc
To insert text click the placeholder and type!
What does a template contain?
How do you modify text in a placeholder on a slide?|||A template can be very useful especially if you are not a creative person.
If you look at a PowerPoint template you can see where to insert text, pictures, videos, etc
To insert text click the placeholder and type!
How do I create a MS Powerpoint template, with images that can't be changed or moved?
Hellloo
I've been asked by my boss to create a Powerpoint template that features our logo and strapline at the top and bottom of each slide, but when people load up the template, they're unable to move the pictures, to keep uniformity amongst all presentations. Is this possible? Thanks!|||Here isn鈥檛 enough space to list the steps.
This article shows you the details of how to create a new template.
http://www.dvd-ppt-slideshow.com/blog/ho鈥?/a>|||The answer is technically possible but complex and hence not for the faint hearted!
If you are using PowerPoint 2010 then you may be aware of the new Protected View feature that sandboxes presentations that have been downloaded from the Internet or received via email. This feature uses a new element of the MSO XML schema to prevent you from moving/copying any object on the slide. Try sending yourself a presentation by email and then opening it directly from Outlook and you will see that it opens in Protected View (indicated by a yellow bar message under the ribbon) and that if you click on any object on any slide, it's corner and edge adjustment handle icons are changed to 'screws' and they cannot be moved.
So, how is this done?
Well, you can achieve the same effect by editing the XML of the presentation. This is where it gets complicated. You have to change the extension of the presentation (usually .pptx) to .zip (all MSO docs in the new XML format are just zipped up folders containing many sub-folders and files).
You can then unzip the contents and find the relevant file than represents your presentation slide(s) which I won't go in to detail here. You then add a %26lt;a:spLocks/%26gt; tag to the shape you want to protect with the relevant protection element eg.%26lt;a:spLocks noSelect="1"/%26gt; as in this example:
%26lt;p:nvSpPr%26gt;
%26lt;p:cNvPr id="4" name="Rectangle 1"/%26gt;
%26lt;p:cNvSpPr/%26gt;%26lt;a:splocks noSelect="1"/%26gt;%26lt;/p:cNvSpPr/%26gt;
%26lt;/p:cNvPr/%26gt;
%26lt;/p:nvSpPr%26gt;
There is also a noMove and a noResize element.
You then have to save the file, zip up the whole folder again and rename it back to it's original .pptx extension. When you now open the file in PowerPoint, you won't be able to select the protected object.
I hope that once day, Microsoft will add this capability in to the user interface!!!|||In fact it is very simple, set the image as PowerPoint background then it could not be edited.
Right click on the slide, and choose Format Background, then browse the image and make it as PowerPoint background.|||Powerpoint has excellent features you can use to accomplish this.
One way is to create a custom Theme and save it as a .thmx file
In conjunction with your Theme you can include multiple master slides and design slides.|||You can not. Any document made from the template can be fully edited.
I've been asked by my boss to create a Powerpoint template that features our logo and strapline at the top and bottom of each slide, but when people load up the template, they're unable to move the pictures, to keep uniformity amongst all presentations. Is this possible? Thanks!|||Here isn鈥檛 enough space to list the steps.
This article shows you the details of how to create a new template.
http://www.dvd-ppt-slideshow.com/blog/ho鈥?/a>|||The answer is technically possible but complex and hence not for the faint hearted!
If you are using PowerPoint 2010 then you may be aware of the new Protected View feature that sandboxes presentations that have been downloaded from the Internet or received via email. This feature uses a new element of the MSO XML schema to prevent you from moving/copying any object on the slide. Try sending yourself a presentation by email and then opening it directly from Outlook and you will see that it opens in Protected View (indicated by a yellow bar message under the ribbon) and that if you click on any object on any slide, it's corner and edge adjustment handle icons are changed to 'screws' and they cannot be moved.
So, how is this done?
Well, you can achieve the same effect by editing the XML of the presentation. This is where it gets complicated. You have to change the extension of the presentation (usually .pptx) to .zip (all MSO docs in the new XML format are just zipped up folders containing many sub-folders and files).
You can then unzip the contents and find the relevant file than represents your presentation slide(s) which I won't go in to detail here. You then add a %26lt;a:spLocks/%26gt; tag to the shape you want to protect with the relevant protection element eg.%26lt;a:spLocks noSelect="1"/%26gt; as in this example:
%26lt;p:nvSpPr%26gt;
%26lt;p:cNvPr id="4" name="Rectangle 1"/%26gt;
%26lt;p:cNvSpPr/%26gt;%26lt;a:splocks noSelect="1"/%26gt;%26lt;/p:cNvSpPr/%26gt;
%26lt;/p:cNvPr/%26gt;
%26lt;/p:nvSpPr%26gt;
There is also a noMove and a noResize element.
You then have to save the file, zip up the whole folder again and rename it back to it's original .pptx extension. When you now open the file in PowerPoint, you won't be able to select the protected object.
I hope that once day, Microsoft will add this capability in to the user interface!!!|||In fact it is very simple, set the image as PowerPoint background then it could not be edited.
Right click on the slide, and choose Format Background, then browse the image and make it as PowerPoint background.|||Powerpoint has excellent features you can use to accomplish this.
One way is to create a custom Theme and save it as a .thmx file
In conjunction with your Theme you can include multiple master slides and design slides.|||You can not. Any document made from the template can be fully edited.
How can i make my own creative powerpoint templates?
1. Select View menu -%26gt; Master -%26gt; Slide Master.
2. To make a change in the master title area, click once within the main title area, and then make any changes you want to the font, size, style, color, or alignment.
3.To make a change in the bulleted list, click once within the line that you want to change, and then make your adjustments to the font, style, color, alignment, or even the bullet.
4. To add a picture to the master slide, insert clip art or a digital image the way you normally do, by selecting Picture on the Insert menu. Be sure to move the picture to a location off to the side so that it will not interfere with the text on each slide. You might need to make the picture smaller so that it will not be in the way of the text.
5. Continue to make changes to the slide master as needed.
6. Click the title master slide at the top-left to make adjustments to the title master.
7. Click Close Master View on the Slide Master View toolbar when you are finished.
8. Select File menu -%26gt; Save As...
9. On the Save as type menu, select 'Design Template'.
10. Give a name to your new design and click 'Save'. The next time you select Format -%26gt; Apply Design Template the design you created will appear in the list of options. Select it and click 'OK' to apply it to the presentation.
There are some free PowerPoint templates:
http://www.sameshow.com/template-downloa鈥?/a>
2. To make a change in the master title area, click once within the main title area, and then make any changes you want to the font, size, style, color, or alignment.
3.To make a change in the bulleted list, click once within the line that you want to change, and then make your adjustments to the font, style, color, alignment, or even the bullet.
4. To add a picture to the master slide, insert clip art or a digital image the way you normally do, by selecting Picture on the Insert menu. Be sure to move the picture to a location off to the side so that it will not interfere with the text on each slide. You might need to make the picture smaller so that it will not be in the way of the text.
5. Continue to make changes to the slide master as needed.
6. Click the title master slide at the top-left to make adjustments to the title master.
7. Click Close Master View on the Slide Master View toolbar when you are finished.
8. Select File menu -%26gt; Save As...
9. On the Save as type menu, select 'Design Template'.
10. Give a name to your new design and click 'Save'. The next time you select Format -%26gt; Apply Design Template the design you created will appear in the list of options. Select it and click 'OK' to apply it to the presentation.
There are some free PowerPoint templates:
http://www.sameshow.com/template-downloa鈥?/a>
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