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 Title   Type   Size   Last Modified   Description 
Creating a Large-Format Poster in PowerPoint Document 20 K 2003-10-23 How to create a large-format poster in Microsoft PowerPoint suitable for printing on the SSRL DesignJet printer.
Page Setup dialog box Image 9 K 2003-04-04  
Grids and Guides dialog box Image 8 K 2003-04-03  
Poster with all default text boxes removed Image 12 K 2003-04-04  
Default poster set to the correct size Image 14 K 2003-04-04  
Poster with customized guides Image 13 K 2003-04-04  
Poster with default guides enabled Image 12 K 2003-04-04  
Poster with background color Image 13 K 2003-04-04  
Background Fill dialog box Image 9 K 2003-04-03  
Background Color Picker dialog box Image 14 K 2003-04-03  
Font dialog box Image 13 K 2003-04-04  
PowerPoint template for large-format poster File 86 K 2003-04-04  
Thumbnail of Brown Sociology poster template Image 2 K 2003-04-04  
Drawing Toolbar Image 2 K 2003-04-04  
Brown Sociology poster template Image 14 K 2003-04-04  
"Rectangle" toolbar button Image 1 K 2003-04-04  
"Text Box" toolbar button Image 1 K 2003-04-04  
Toolbar Popup Menu Image 9 K 2003-04-04  
"Fill" toolbar button Image 1 K 2003-04-04  
"Line" toolbar button Image 1 K 2003-04-04  
"Font Color" toolbar button Image 1 K 2003-04-04  
Comparison of charts with filled and transparent backgrounds Image 1 K 2003-04-04  
"Draw Line" toolbar button Image 1 K 2003-04-04  
Paste Special dialog box for Excel content Image 13 K 2003-04-05  
Paste Special dialog box for Word content Image 11 K 2003-04-05  
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