Polkadot JAM Slides - Token2049 - By Dr. Gavin Wood
Post it notes style 4 powerpoint presentation templates
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3. POST IT NOTES – Style 4
Your Text Here
• Your Text Goes here
• Download this awesome
diagram.
• Bring your presentation
to life.
• Capture your audience’s
attention.
• All images are 100%
editable in powerpoint
Your Logo
5. POST IT NOTES – Style 4
Your Text Here
• Your Text Goes here
• Download this awesome
diagram.
• Bring your presentation to
life.
• Capture your audience’s
attention.
• Capture your audience’s
attention.
• All images are 100%
editable in powerpoint
Your Logo
6. POST IT NOTES – Style 4
Your Text Here
• Your Text Goes here
• Download this
awesome diagram
• Bring your
presentation to life
Put Text Here
• Your Text Goes
here
• Download this
awesome diagram
• Bring your
presentation to
life
Your Logo
17. All images are 100% editable in Powerpoint
“Change color, size and orientation of any icon to your liking”
18. How to Change images
3 4
1 2
1. Select the object in which you wish to change image.
2. Right click the object
3. Choose “Format Picture” in the dialog box
4. Choose “Fill” in the Format Picture box then “Picture or texture fill”
and Choose “Insert From File” option , choose picture you wish to
insert. Choose image and insert it.
19. Ungrouping the object
2
1
3
1. Right click the object.
2. Choose Group and then Ungroup.
3. Click beside the object and drag the arrow over it.
20. Edit Color
1 2 3
1. Right click the object
2. Choose Format Shape in the dialog box
3. Choose “Fill” in the Format Shape box then “Solid” or “Gradient”
depending on the appearance of the object. Change colour as
shown in the picture.
