First look in-house (for photos, not bugs). If you already own pictures
that can be scanned and used, you will save yourself a lot of headaches.
Some companies have photo libraries that will be a huge help. If one of
your employees has a good eye and a decent camera, you may ask them to take
one for you.
Look at the on-line photo services. These services can provide a large
range of images that can be purchased for a fairly reasonable cost.
Look on the internet. HOWEVER!! ==> Do not assume that anything on the
internet is ok to use. If you surf the net and find an image you like, you
will need to contact the image's copyright owner (which can be a real bugger
to find). Contact the web master to see if he/she knows the source of the
photo and contact that person. You may need to contact several
people/companies before you get to the copyright owner (or maybe not at
all). If they grant permission, and only if, you can use the image in your
presentation.
--
Bill Dilworth
A proud member of the Microsoft PPT MVP Team
Users helping fellow users.
http://billdilworth.mvps.org
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