1. Add a subtitle if necessary
Presentation Title
Add a subtitle if necessary

2. This is the page headline
This is a subhead
This is standard running text.
If you want to use a subhead on another page, click on the one above, then click on the edge of its text box and select ‘copy’ from the Edit menu.
Move to the next page where you want a subhead and select ‘paste’ from the Edit menu. The text box for the subhead should appear in exactly the right place. Now you can simply highlight the text and type your new subhead.
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3. For section title pages
Simply insert a page and select the ‘Title Slide’ layout from the ‘Slide layout’ palette.

4. This page doesn’t have a subhead but it does have a long headline
This is an example of a bullet point list
Bullet points can run over one or more lines, but if they get too long perhaps you should consider turning them into normal paragraphs
Try to limit the amount of bullets to five or six a page
Don’t write all of what the speaker has to say – use them as prompts or a summary of what is to be said
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5. Various ways to achieve what you want
Inserting new pages
Various ways to achieve what you want
To access different page layouts, go to the ‘Insert’ menu and pick ‘new slide’. Then go to the ‘Format’ menu and choose ‘ ‘Slide layout’, then pick from the options available.
Alternatively, go to ‘Slide sorter’ under the ‘View’ menu, select a slide that you have already made – which uses the layout that you need – then click on it and select ‘Copy’ from the ‘Edit’ menu, move your cursor to the correct place in your presentation and select ‘Paste’.
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6. Headers and footers Adding page details
If you want to add a date and time or the presentation title (known as a ‘footer’) to the bottom of each slide – choose ‘Header and Footer’ from the ‘View’ menu and insert the relevant information into the appropriate dialogue box. It should then appear automatically on all the pages you specify.
This template is set up so that page numbers, dates, times and footers will not appear on the title page. Neither will they appear on section title pages.
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7. Words and images on the same page
Double click on the automatic picture box and browse your computer until you find the image you want to include
For best results and to keep file sizes as small and efficient as possible, try to format the images as RGB, 72 dpi jpeg files
Feel free too customise the layout
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