Upgrading to Visual—Aesthetic—Effective PowerPoint Slides
Champagne Design believes in the PowerPoint billboard style Champagne Design specializes in designing/programming PowerPoint templates and tweaking your slide content. A few thousand presentations created since the start of Champagne … Continue reading
PowerPoint News from Champagne Design
Great article by Dave Paradis on linkedin. Why it costs so much to professionally “fix up” or “clean up” a PowerPoint presentation . He speaks about the work done by PowerPoint … Continue reading
PowerPoint tips series have moved…
I have moved the PowerPoint tips and tricks series back to the website. Please update your links on your custom PowerPoint templates. The blog platform on WordPress makes it quite easy … Continue reading
How to Replace my Title Photo in PowerPoint
If you click on your title slide and it selects the image, that’s easy. The thin blue outline and white corner dots indicate that the image has been simply placed … Continue reading
Slidedocs – an evolving trend in Powerpoint templates
Slidedocs – Quick bytes – Fast food for thought This is the third time I have been asked to create a vertical PowerPoint template. And it seems that I am … Continue reading
Create your comic book in PowerPoint – Part 3
A previous post gave you a good idea on how to get started on Creating your Comic Book in PowerPoint – Part 1. The second post, Create your comic book … Continue reading
Replacing that awful DEFAULT PowerPoint template…
…with your brand new PowerPoint template It should be a simple procedure. Replace that awful white default template with your brand new PowerPoint template. Right? It used to be anyhow. … Continue reading
PowerPoint file name extensions — ppt, pot, pps, pptx, potx, ppsx, thmx
A quick reference chart for all those PowerPoint file name extensions When I design a PowerPoint template, I will send you a slew of files. The chart below is where … Continue reading
What is a .potx file?
.potx That would be a template file for PowerPoint. All of the designs, backgrounds, programmed colour chips, default fonts, pre-set builds and transitions, saved in an empty slide deck. PowerPoint … Continue reading
Why use a PowerPoint template?
A properly designed template will keep visual unity and consistency throughout your slides. Same branded fonts. Same branded colours. Consistent layout grid. All important issues for a PowerPoint user striving … Continue reading
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