And did you do the dot-to-dot and word find at some point over that year?
:-)
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"Dan Freeman" wrote in message
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Oh, heavens no!
It was one of those paper placemats for children (hence the crayon) from a
pizza joint somewhere. I had formal session notes but gave the
presentation from the placemat at several user groups and conferences over
the next year. It was one of my most popular presentations. g
Dan
"JoAnn Paules [MVP]" wrote in message
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Cocktail napkin instead of toilet paper? :-)
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"Dan Freeman" wrote in message
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The crayon part, I've done... s
"JoAnn Paules [MVP]" wrote in message
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Speeches don't need templates. Pretty fonts in an attractive layout on
a piece of paper do not make a speech. You can give a speech from notes
written in crayon on toilet paper.
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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
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"shapiro" wrote in message
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On microsoft word I have been looking for templates or ideas to help
write a
speech. Unfortuanately, it has none of any use to me, could you post
some
ideas.
Thanks