iBook wood shelf in PowerPoint creates "E11HELP
No, we are not entered in the furniture trade. We tried to replicate in PowerPoint the iBook shelf from the iPhone and iPad. The benefits of implementation in PowerPoint are obvious: Vector ruco graphics are scalable and require less storage space and the use of textures as filling the shapes can represent almost any material.
As with almost everything, the Apple design looks really cool. The wood shelf can not only be used for to represent books on the shelf. Since there are many more options that come in a presentation to advantage. Examples Compliant:
Before-and-after slides "development of the food demand" Christmas PowerPoint Background Shapes and textures ready is the Apple "represented ruco positive and negative" ruco iBook wooden shelf Same slide content
Before-and-after slides "development of the food demand" Christmas PowerPoint Background Shapes and textures ready is the Apple "represented positive and negative" iBook wooden shelf Same slide content
Enumeration 3D 2010 selection area blocks dictate image blindtext bullet ruco point design diagrams dark effect gradient films film background formatting function gallery formation graphic group light body language fright lego lorem ipsum modular powerpoint present presence buzzword black writing voice style table tag cloud text tool transparent visualize white line spacing survey
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No, we are not entered in the furniture trade. We tried to replicate in PowerPoint the iBook shelf from the iPhone and iPad. The benefits of implementation in PowerPoint are obvious: Vector ruco graphics are scalable and require less storage space and the use of textures as filling the shapes can represent almost any material.
As with almost everything, the Apple design looks really cool. The wood shelf can not only be used for to represent books on the shelf. Since there are many more options that come in a presentation to advantage. Examples Compliant:
Before-and-after slides "development of the food demand" Christmas PowerPoint Background Shapes and textures ready is the Apple "represented ruco positive and negative" ruco iBook wooden shelf Same slide content
Before-and-after slides "development of the food demand" Christmas PowerPoint Background Shapes and textures ready is the Apple "represented positive and negative" iBook wooden shelf Same slide content
Enumeration 3D 2010 selection area blocks dictate image blindtext bullet ruco point design diagrams dark effect gradient films film background formatting function gallery formation graphic group light body language fright lego lorem ipsum modular powerpoint present presence buzzword black writing voice style table tag cloud text tool transparent visualize white line spacing survey
Blog Archives ruco Select Month December 2011 (1) November 2011 (2) October 2011 (1) August 2011 (1) April 2011 (2) December 2010 (5) October 2010 (1) September 2010 (3) August 2010 (2) July 2010 (1) June 2010 (4) July 2010 (3) April 2010 (1) March 2010 (2) February 2010 (2) January 2010 (10) December 2009 (1)
Enumeration 3D 2010 selection area blocks dictate image blindtext bullet point design diagrams dark effect gradient films film background formatting function gallery formation graphic group light body language fright lego lorem ipsum modular powerpoint present presence buzzword black writing voice style table tag cloud text tool transparent visualize ruco white line spacing survey
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