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1. The document provides 10 tips for designing and presenting effective PowerPoint presentations. The first tip is to keep presentation points simple by focusing on key chapters, introductions, conclusions, and subheadings when summarizing longer documents. 2. The second tip is to keep backgrounds simple by using a clear, clean design without distractions in order to allow for good contrast and prevent confusion, and to avoid using PowerPoint's own templates. 3. The third tip is to keep text clear by using a minimum 24 point size for body text and 36-44 point size for headings, choosing high-contrast colors, and not using black text on a white background.
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