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“PowerPoint” at Maximum Speed

Spring 2013

Wally Venable

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Thoughts About Pictures

● Computer screens are typically about 2000 by 1000 pixels

● Computer projectors typically show about 2000 by 1000 pixels

● We can create smaller files if we limit pictures to about 2000 by 1000 pixels

● 2000 by 1000 pixels is 2 megabytes● Many cameras take 8 to 12 megabyte pictures● Re-size pictures appropriately

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OOP Accepts Many Image

Formats

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Let's Talk About Cameras & Scanners

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Capturing Web Images

● Right-click image● Use Save image as ..

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Screen Capture

● Press print screen key [ Prt Scr ]● Open graphics editing program● Use Paste or Paste as new image● You can do amazing things with web images with

this technique if you have patience.● It is also useful with .PDF files

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Thoughts About Image Processing

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Enlarging & Processing May Improve Pictures

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Which Is Best?

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Which Is Best?

800 dpi scan 300 dpi scan Blurred & 200 dpi81 kB 11 kB 4 kB

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