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Optimized images look better and load faster in both web pages and PowerPoint, and the faster a page or slide loads, the better. Large, un-optimized images can slow a presentation down, and adversely affect its performance. In addition, PowerPoint handles some file types better than others, and web browsers will only allow certain kinds of images to be displayed by web pages. Most professional scans of slides and other media will be saved in “.TIF” format, which can’t be used for display on web pages and shouldn’t be used in PowerPoint presentations. During optimization, files can be converted from one form to another. For further information on file formats, consult our PowerPoint guide (make a link here please).
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Photoshop vs. PowerPoint: Which one should I use?
Photoshop and PowerPoint are both very flexible applications-each is capable of performing raster image manipulation as well as text and vector editing with varying degrees of success, reliability and ease. While Photoshop is the choice for making adjustments to your raster image’s file format, resolution, size, contrast, color balance, alignment and to crop or merge images together (image editing), PowerPoint is preferred for creating figures and doing image compositing and annotation because the text and vector based annotation will remain sharp. This is not the case for these vector-based elements in Photoshop- there is a loss in quality of text and vector objects when changing file formats to non-proprietary, pixel-based formats.
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Resume Writing Level I Workshop MDC Career Services •Your professional experience •Your education •Your skills and accomplishments A resume is a one or two page summary It is the marketing tool that sells you to the employer! Resume Writing Level I Workshop MDC Career Services I. How to Write the Resume A. Format & Style B. Examples C. Content D. Appropriate Vocabulary II. Components A. Personal Contact Information B. Objective C. Experience D. Skill Set E. Match Skill to the
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1 How to Draw Entity Relationship Diagrams using MS PowerPoint Featuring Crows Foot and UML Notations Richard Holowczak Computer Information Systems Zicklin School of Business Baruch College, CUNY Richard_Holowczak@baruch.cuny.edu September 21, 2009 Step 1: Create a blank presentation Step 2: Insert a new, completely blank slide as below: 2 Step 3: If you do not see the drawing tools on the tool bar, make certain they are displayed View -> Toolbars -> Drawing This toolbar is usually at the Bottom
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Using PowerPoint is perhaps the easiest way to make a good poster. Most users are familiar with Microsoft Office and can navigate the tools with some confidence. Even easier than making a poster is making a poster that won’t print. What follows are instructions for minimizing the likelihood of an unprintable poster. You will find this process easier if you are familiar with the concepts in the Imaging Essentials guide before beginning making a poster: it.med.harvard.edu/ris and go to Guides & Primers
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Photo Editing Tips
1. Open or Acquire the Image
• Choose File Open as normal –or–
• Acquire the Image from a Scanner or Digital Camera
o Click either the Scanner or Camera icon on the
Toolbar Select the Device Click OK
2. Adjust Brightness & Contrast
Makes an image lighter or darker and allows you to make parts of it stand out or blend in more
• Choose one of the Brightness/Contrast toolbar icons or Format Brightness & Contrast
• Click an image to adjust. A thumbnail preview is provided as well as real-time changes to the image.
• Adjusted too much? Click Reset or Undo.
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This document aims to introduce the basics of image processing using Adobe Photoshop. When you have completed these exercises, you should be able to:
• retouch a damaged photograph;
• make selections using a variety of tools;
• adjust the hue and saturation of colours within an image;
• blend images to create a seamless montage;
• add and edit text.
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Step 1
Decide on the presentation method for your final product, i.e. will the design be printed or used in a powerpoint presentation?
New page settings for on screen presentation
New page settings for a printed page

Step 2
Select the shape tool from the side toolbar, then choose the rounded edge rectangle from the top toolbar selection of shapes. Click and drag a rectangle of a suitable proportion for your design. Don’t worry abouit the colour of the phone as it will be changed later. If you are a bit adventurous try the different shapes available in the pull down shape menu.
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When placing an image on a web page your image should be only as large as it needs to be to display correctly on the page. If your image is too large (800 x 600) and you resize it within the Dreamweaver application by dragging its corners, the file size is not reduced, just the visual size of the image. If you reduce the image size in Photoshop to display the correct size on the web page, you can save file space/size and allow the viewer to view the image much quicker. (For example: An image sized at 800 x 600 could be a 2MB file. If that file is reduced to the size needed on the page, e.g., 360 x 413, the file size can be brought down to 436k. This file is easier for someone to view on a web page through their network connection and saves space on the server.
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Tutorial for Experts SAP NetWeaver 7.11 Web Dynpro for Java How To Use Input Field Suggestions Version 1.0 – July 2009 1 © Copyright 2009 SAP AG. All rights reserved. Data contained in this document serves informational purposes only. National product No part of this publication may be reproduced or specifications may vary. transmitted in any form or for any purpose without the express permission of SAP AG. The These materials are subject to change without information contained herein may be changed notice. These materials are provided by SAP AG without prior notice. and its affiliated companies (“SAP Group”) for informational purposes Some software products marketed by SAP AG only, without representation or warranty of any and its distributors contain proprietary software kind, and SAP Group shall not be liable for components of other software vendors. errors or omissions with respect to the materials. The only warranties for SAP Group
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