2. Presentation title which may run over two lines
Name
Title
Date

3. Agenda Item or section 1 Item or section 2 Item or section 3
Summary

4. Section one
Sub-title if required

5. Using this template
This template has been set up using the standard slides and elements required for a presentation.
To use this template, simply overtype the text where desired, or delete unwanted slides.

6. Text slides
The correct sizes and colours for text have been programmed into this template.
The slide headings are set in 30pt Arial in mid green and the body text is set in 22pt Arial in dark green.
Handy tip: The simplest way to reset text that is not in the correct format is to use the menu command ‘Format/Slide Layout.’ A task box should appear on the right-hand side of the screen. Choose the type of layout the slide uses. Click the arrow that appears to the side of the slide layout, then select from the drop down menu ‘Reapply Layout.’ This will reset the title and body text of one or a number of slides to the correct format in one click.

7. Bullet point text slide Second line if required
Optional subheading goes here
This placeholder text is intended to show the correct position and size of the text used in this location.
First level bullet point: use the ‘Increase Indent’ tool to create bullet points, rather than the ‘Bullets’ tool.
This has the advantage of setting the correct indent, as well as the bullet point itself.
Second level bullet point

8. Two column text slides
The correct sizes and colours for text have been programmed into this template.
The correct sizes and colours for text have been programmed into this template.

9. Slide title if required
‘Quotations can help to add pace to a presentation. They should be set on white background in 34pt Arial.’
Quotation details

10. Full screen image slide Second line if required

11. Multiple image slide Second line if required

12. Text and image slide Second line if required
The correct sizes and colours for text have been programmed into this template.

13. Section two

14. Macmillan colour palette
To give our communications energy, we have a palette of three complementary greens. These colours have been built into this template.
Primary colours
Macmillan dark green
Viewing on screen R0 / G92 / B70
Macmillan mid green
Viewing on screen R0 / G162 / B70
Macmillan light green
Viewing on screen R120 / G196 / B0

15. Macmillan colour palette - chart colours
A range of secondary colours has been created exclusively for use within charts in PowerPoint only.
Chart colours
Chart colour dark blue
Viewing on screen R1 / G0 / B129
Chart colour mid blue
Viewing on screen R0 / G106 / B255
Chart colour light blue
Viewing on screen R0 / G159 / B255
Chart colour pale blue
Viewing on screen R0 / G228 / B246

16. Text and chart slide
Charts should be simple, clear and legible, avoiding 3D effects and gradients. The colours used should be taken from our colour palette.
Handy tip: These sample charts can be customised by double-clicking on them.

17. Chart slide

18. Summary

19. Summary
Summary point would appear here