No left blue bar, no watermark

Winston Gwathmey, MD Assistant Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery August 3, 2014

Two-tone text with watermark • The watermark is visible beneath the text – normal outline style with diminishing fonts as the indent increases • indent 3 – indent 4 » indent 5

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Orthopaedic Surgery

No watermark • If you go to the menu bar and select “New slide” all of the potential slide templates are available

University of Virginia

Orthopaedic Surgery

No left-sided blue bar • If the talk will contain a bunch of figures / photos, this template will allow for a little bit more space

University of Virginia

Orthopaedic Surgery

No left blue bar, no watermark • self-explanatory going forward

University of Virginia

Orthopaedic Surgery

No V-sabre, no blue bar • If the V-Sabre is not wanted, this can be used. • Additionally, if an alternative logo is to be added, this can be used

University of Virginia

Orthopaedic Surgery

Example of logo that could be added

• If you wanted the UVA Children’s Hospital logo instead of the V-sabres, it could be added • Additionally, this template has no watermark

University of Virginia

Orthopaedic Surgery

Dark slides • Some conferences ask for dark slides. The following two slides would suffice. The first has a watermark

University of Virginia

Orthopaedic Surgery

Dark slide, No watermark • There is no watermark on this one. • Despite the fading color, the white font should be visible all of the way to the bottom of the slide. • I designed the font with a very faint outline and a shadow that will make it stand out • Even if it is on a very light background • It may start to get a little harder to read at the very bottom of the slide University of Virginia

Orthopaedic Surgery