Presentation_Ninja

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Why? By doing this you will preserve your awesome fonts, all formatting, AND it will make the size (mgs) smaller so you can upload it to slideshare or use in a webinar. Save your preso as "all pics" this will create a folder of jpg images on your desktop. Create a NEW ppt and add all pics in the title example: Presentation_Ninja_All_Pics.PPT -I always use underscores when naming docs, it's good to do! Then bring in each jpeg onto each slide of the preso. Voila!
 * My best PPT Ninja Tip for Webinars & Slideshare: **

NOW....create a new blank PPT and drag in each jpg onto each slide. 100 slides takes me 15 min to finish by dragging & dropping. It's worth the time!~ SAVES formatting, spacing, & fonts. It also makes the presentation smaller and faster to upload to Blackboard.



My presentation Sensei - Jesse Dee 30+ Presentation Ninja - [|Resources]  Here's an example of a graphic heavy & text light preso....and yet, I still think I could cut more text!!! It gets to be a fun challenge to cut as much text as possible. HOWEVER...I kept most of the text because I still wanted my message comprehensive on Slideshare. Double sided NINJA sword that! LOL media type="custom" key="10793858" The "Bible" of the whole [|Presentation Zen]movement! LOTS of great resources!

Jesse Dee the Social Media Marketing Master & the inspiration for this preso! media type="custom" key="10793874" =Fabulous Fonts= Why Comic Sans is EVIL! media type="custom" key="13694486" =RESOLUTION Revolution!= The most common computer display settings are 800 x 600 and 1024 x 768 while the default resolution of PowerPoint is 720 x 540 (almost the same as digital video).
 * The problem** is, your image in PowerPoint won’t get better displayed or projected when it exceeds the screen resolution. For example, if the slide image reaches 2048x1280, the screen resolution only 1024x768, then reducing image size in your presentation is necessary.
 * The solution**: So designing & re-sizing images for 1024X768 will be your BEST BET! Also, if your images are too large ( 2448 x 3169) your PPT will end up being HUGE in size & too large for Slideshare or Blackboard / Elluminate.

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