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18 Font Tex for Captions of Images/Charts/Graphs/Etc. Things to Keep in MindImages Formatting Basic Printing Tips Fluorescent Colors Logos PowerPoint to PDF The poster is supposed to be a snapshot of months (or years) worth of research, data collection, analysis, etc. Don’t try to put every detail on one page! Pull out the main components of research, including charts, images, slides, graphs or whatever it is you need to really get the main point(s) across to the reader. Cramming the poster full of text does 2 things: 1- Makes people skip over your hard work 2- Slows down the ability for those engaged in your work to access the main points, and understand the research quickly USING ONLY CAPITAL LETTERS MAKES READING DIFFICULT High contrasting colors are better and easier to follow Consistency in Font, text size for headings, body, captions, etc. Stick with a non-serif based fonts (i.e. Arial, Times New Roman) Organize information moving from top to bottom, across the columns in your poster. Using a caption to describe an image can be more productive than a paragraph. Try to use images with a resolution of 150 dpi Do not use screen shot images (if possible) in the poster, they tend to be fuzzy when printed at poster size When putting images into a poster, please don’t copy and paste!! Instead, go to Insert>Photo>Picture From File this will help you to manage this document easier without slowing it down To save this document as a PDF, go to File>Print. At the bottom left hand corner, there is a button, “PDF” —click on this button and scroll to: “Save as PDF…” Open your PDF after creating the file to make sure the poster is not cut off. If it is, go to: File>Print, and click the “Page Setup” button above the “PDF” button. Check to see that the size and orientation are the same as the poster you have been working on. Even if you have already have made your PDF document before coming to your appointment, it is always good to bring the PowerPoint file as a backup in case there are any issues. Still having problems? We can help you out Check, check, check! to make sure you have caught all errors, typos, formatting issues, stray lines/objects/text, etc. in your document BEFORE coming to your appointment. It will save you time (and a headache) ! Try to use colors, font and text sizes that allow the reader to easily move through the work. This, for example: DoEs nOt WoRk DOES NOT WORK Be aware that fluorescent colors will print darker than they seem in your document. If you really need an image to stand out, avoid fluorescent colors (Dark Blue, Dark Purple on Black) because the details may not show up as you need them to appear. Names of those who were involved with this body of work Title which simply addresses the nature of the work presented in the poster Contact information provided here to reach the authors of this body of research There are no logos in this template. If you want to add a Penn, CHOP, PennMedicine, PennVet, Upenn’s Shield, etc. logo please ask us to add it when you visit the Poster Printing Lab! We want to ensure that your poster receives the right type of logo image file to produce a high resolution, high quality print. Ask for a logo! Ask for a logo!