Creating Presentation

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Guest

I am copying images from one program and pasting them into PP pages. I am
using just the generic plain template - no colors, no backgrounds. These are
the words and notes to music, originally copied from a music book.

The question has arisen - will this work just a a PowerPoint Presentation -
can the images be seen on a screen from the projector?

Should I be resizing anything to ensure it will be seen? (I know next to
nothing about Power Point.)

Thanks for any help
 
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Steve Rindsberg

I am copying images from one program and pasting them into PP pages. I am
using just the generic plain template - no colors, no backgrounds. These are
the words and notes to music, originally copied from a music book.

The question has arisen - will this work just a a PowerPoint Presentation -
can the images be seen on a screen from the projector?

Should I be resizing anything to ensure it will be seen? (I know next to
nothing about Power Point.)

If the images are of reasonable resolution to begin with, you should be fine.
If they're way too low or high resolution (say more than 50% off 1024x768, the
probable projector resolution) resizing may be in order.

Best test: create a few slides, hook the computer up to the projector you plan
to use and try it (assuming that you have access to the projector, of course)
 
G

Guest

Thank you for the information - I do NOT have access to the projector,
unfortunately. That's why I had to inquire here. I do however, appreciate
your trying to help me.
 
S

Steve Rindsberg

Thank you for the information - I do NOT have access to the projector,
unfortunately. That's why I had to inquire here. I do however, appreciate
your trying to help me.

If you can't get access to the projector, I would assume 1024x768 then.
 

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