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lesantik [10]
3 years ago
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An automobile manufacturer has written a long PowerPoint presentation to share with investors about the upcoming year’s business

plan. During a trial run for the company president, the spokesperson practices clicking through the slides and giving the presentation speech. Afterward, the president suggests that every time a new vehicle model appears for the first time, the slide should stand out more but the colors and content of the slides should stay the same. What would the presentation writers most likely do to make these specific slides stand out?
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1 answer:
Annette [7]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

The spokesperson should Increase the image <em>(i.e. make it bigger than the images on other slides</em>) on the slides containing a new vehicle model

Explanation:

To make the slide that contains a new vehicle model to standout from other slides in the presentation without altering the colors and contents of the slides, The spokesperson should Increase the image on the slide without changing the slide content. that way he can capture the attention of the investors when they see the slide for the first time.

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