Currency Template
This currency template shows currency symbols falling against a red background. The PowerPoint template uses strong colours, but can still be used in business settings.
Download this currency PowerPoint template for use in your own presentations. This file is in .pot format, and may take a short while to download.
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Angela Norton, Project Manager, IdisWhat we liked was the m62 approach in terms of working with its clients to develop key messages and then progressing to the storyboard and design stages. It was clear that message was the most important element in the presentation, and the design element was created to support this.
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mel
6:26 am, July 26th, 2010
Got to open the file just now. I admired the creativity put into it. This will be of geat held in my ppt presentation in class. Kudos!
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Jessica Pyne
3:43 pm, July 26th, 2010
Thank you, Mel – we’re glad you like it. I hope that your presentation goes well, and that you can inspire your classmates to do more with PowerPoint!