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Poster Template 36x48white
Poster Template 36x48white
Poster Template 36x48white
INTRODUCTION
The Introduction text goes here. Again, simply highlight the text in this text box and
replace it with your own. Keep your paragraphs consistent through-out your poster
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layout. Insert charts and figures as needed. OR FIGURE OR FIGURE
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menu bar above. They can be formatted with a different color from the text or using
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TEXT AND FIGURES FROM EXCEL OR WORD
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EXCEL - select the chart, use Edit/Copy, and then Edit/Paste into PowerPoint. The
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chart can then be re-sized to fit as needed. If you need to edit parts of the chart,
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ungroup it. Watch out for scientific symbols. PowerPoint will not recognize them in
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imported text or figures so you may have to go back through your text and add
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symbols back in using the symbols font.
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WORD - select the text to be brought into PowerPoint, use Edit/Copy, then Edit/Paste
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the text into the text box. You can edit the text by changing the size, color, italics or
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bold, or add other effects using Format/Font in the menu bar above.
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PICTURES
Use the Insert/Picture/From File command in the menu bar above to insert figures that
INSERT CHART OR FIGURE are not PowerPoint based, such as JPG images of photographs. These should never REFERENCES
be “pasted” into a PowerPoint file.
SCANS The standard procedures for Reference format should be followed here. However, the
size of the text can be significantly smaller than the the rest of the poster sections if
Images that need to be scanned work best in PowerPoint at 72 to 100 dpi in their final there is an issue with space.
size on your poster. TIF images that are not greater than 10mb can be used but
PowerPoint is happiest with JPG files. It is NEVER good to enlarge a JPG file once it is A section for Acknowledgements can be added in this area of the poster also. That
in place, so be sure to size your figure in another program such as Photoshop, save a usually comes ahead of the References section, if it will be added at all. That also can
copy as JPG, then insert the JPG image into your poster. be significantly smaller than the text in the rest of the poster.
A good way to make sure your figures look okay on your poster is to view it at 100%.
Scroll around to see if the images look good. If not, they won’t look good in final print.