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Post by [ $©Ø®Þ!@Ω™ ] on Apr 26, 2007 22:11:32 GMT
Here's something I've never made before. 
Template Name: Teal Vista
Created for: PowerPoint 97 - 2003
Works with PP 2007: Yes
Preview: Click Here
Download: Click Here
I decided to take a break from ProBoards templates. Thus, I've started creating different types of templates. Here, we have a Vista-style PowerPoint template in a teal color. Now, I haven't released these before, and many people will have no clue what to do. Thus, I shall tell you how to install and use it.
Installation
When you download the template, it should ask if you'd like to open or save it. If you choose to open it, make sure you open it with PowerPoint. Otherwise, save it to a place you can navigate to easily (i.e. the desktop). Then, double-click it to open it, or navigate to it within PowerPoint.
Once it's open, you'll see a short, 3-slide presentation with the popular slide layouts chosen. This'll give you a full idea of what the template looks like. If you decide that this is what you want to use, click the "Save As" button, and select "Design Template" for file-type. It should automatically navigate to the area where all the templates are stored.
That's it! You will now be able to use it whenever you want on that computer. Enjoy.
Template Name: Teal Vista
Created for: PowerPoint 97 - 2003
Works with PP 2007: Yes
Preview: Click Here
Download: Click Here
I decided to take a break from ProBoards templates. Thus, I've started creating different types of templates. Here, we have a Vista-style PowerPoint template in a teal color. Now, I haven't released these before, and many people will have no clue what to do. Thus, I shall tell you how to install and use it.
Installation
When you download the template, it should ask if you'd like to open or save it. If you choose to open it, make sure you open it with PowerPoint. Otherwise, save it to a place you can navigate to easily (i.e. the desktop). Then, double-click it to open it, or navigate to it within PowerPoint.
Once it's open, you'll see a short, 3-slide presentation with the popular slide layouts chosen. This'll give you a full idea of what the template looks like. If you decide that this is what you want to use, click the "Save As" button, and select "Design Template" for file-type. It should automatically navigate to the area where all the templates are stored.
That's it! You will now be able to use it whenever you want on that computer. Enjoy.
