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STUDENT COMPUTING SERVICES (SCS)
Template Files for Student Use
Student Computing Services is happy to provide the following templates to help
students, faculty and staff get started on documents that involve custom
formatting. Similar resources and services for faculty are available
from the
Center for Instructional Advancement and Technology (CIAT).
The text and graphic objects contained in the templates are provided
as examples of how information might be formatted and arranged. To
quickly clear these initial objects from your poster, use Ctrl-A to select all,
and then press Delete. For additional advice, consult the following sources:
To download a template,
click
the appropriate link in the Available Formats column of the
following table, and
then Save the file to your computer.
Those with basic PowerPoint or Publisher skills will find it easy to
replace the template text and images with their own content, but assistance
is always available from SCS and OTS Training.
If you plan to print your
poster in the SCS Lab (CK-35), we strongly encourage you to convert
your finished PowerPoint or Publisher file to PDF format. If you are
not sure how to do this, SCS will be happy to help when you come in
to print.
Template-Specific Instructions  |
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single
24"x36"
sheet
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A single poster or a set of separate posters based on this
template represents the simplest process, chiefly because no
trimming and taping is necessary.
This template includes a border line--in part, to promote adequate margins. With the printers available
from SCS and CIAT, it is not possible to print all the way to
the edge of the paper (i.e., full bleed), but using the border
line you can simulate a full bleed if you like.
If you want to remove or modify the border line, open the master
slide, select the
border, and go to it.
For additional advice, consult our
Poster Production Guide or attend one of our Poster
Production
workshops.
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24"x36"center panel +
two 12"x36"
side panels
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We prepared this template specifically for use with the
three-paneled presentation boards readily available in cardboard
and foam core from the University Store and most office supply
shops.
The template consists of two 24"x36" pages. The first page
represents the center panel; the second page is bisected by a
dashed line and, cut in half, produces two 12" side panels.
This template includes border lines--in part, to promote adequate margins. With the printers available
from SCS and CIAT, it is not possible to print all the way to
the edge of the paper (i.e., full bleed), but using the border
line you can simulate a full bleed if you like.
If you want to remove or modify the border line, open the master
slide, select the
border, and go to it.
For additional advice, consult our
Poster Production Guide or attend one of our Poster
Production
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48"x36"
as two overlapping
24"x36" sheets
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This template is designed for a single, double-width poster.
It produces two overlapping sheets. To combine them after
printing, you will trim away the border from one sheet and then
attach the sheets with some sort of adhesive (e.g., double-sided
tape).
This template includes border lines--in part, to promote adequate margins. With the printers available
from SCS and CIAT, it is not possible to print all the way to
the edge of the paper (i.e., full bleed), but using the border
line you can simulate a full bleed if you like.
If you want to remove or modify the border line, open the master
slide (PowerPoint) or the master page (Publisher), select the
border, and go to it.
For additional advice, consult our
Poster Production Guide or attend one of our Poster
Production
workshops. |
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48"x36"
as two overlapping
24"x36" sheets
with a color background
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Like the preceding template, this file is designed for a single, double-width poster.
It produces two overlapping sheets which share a single
background image. (Available colors include blue, gold and
green, but you can certainly substitute an image of your own.)
To combine the sheets after printing, you will trim away the
border from one sheet and then connect them with some sort of
adhesive (e.g., double-sided tape).
This template includes border lines--in part, to promote adequate margins. With the printers available
from SCS and CIAT, it is not possible to print all the way to
the edge of the paper (i.e., full bleed), but using the border
line you can simulate a full bleed if you like.
If you want to remove or modify the border line and/or the
background image, open the master
slide (PowerPoint) or the master page (Publisher), select the
border or the image, and go to it.
For additional advice, consult our
Poster Production Guide or attend one of our Poster
Production
workshops. |
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