When choosing an image's file format, size matters

When choosing an image's file format, size matters

When you are creating a custom presentation, keeping your file size small becomes a real challenge. The key to success is to use the proper picture type and be aware of the differences in file formats. When you want to use stock photography or clip art, keep these principles in mind: 1. Low-resoluti...

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