Will there be a test afterwards? Sort of a .... (must ... not... type ...
bad puns..).
Of course Gooch, this is what PowerPoint does. But do not confuse what is
in the lipstick tube with how to put it on. PowerPoint is the tool (the
lipstick), the graphic designer is the application technique. If intend any
thing near professional results, you should consider hiring someone that
does this for a living.
The first time I saw my sister put on makeup, it looked just awful. Too
much of what was supposed to be subtle, stuff in the wrong place, bad
techniques and many unlearned skills -- the results were bad (sort of
Raggedy Ann meets Tim Burton). I suspect you do not want this show to look
like my sister's first efforts. Hire someone that has done this before and
knows what to do.
Am I saying that you can not do this? No, you are very able to use the
program and may even have an excellent eye and touch with graphics. I'm
suggesting that you probably want to spend your time making faces
(perfecting your craft), rather than playing with a mouse (learning a new
craft).
Of course, this is just my opinion.
--
Bill Dilworth
A proud member of the Microsoft PPT MVP Team
Users helping fellow users.
http://billdilworth.mvps.org
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