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Nov 13, 2009 4 min

How to Use a Theme to Boost Your Presentation

from Telling it Straight

Welcome to Telling it Straight, the newsletter for presentation tips and techniques. How to use a theme to boost your presentation

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Welcome to Telling it Straight, the presentation skills newsletter. In this edition we consider how to use a theme when you are presenting.

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