Erika Napoletano
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Creating widescreen presentations allows for more visual content and layout flexibility compared to traditional slide formats. Widescreen slides are best suited for visual content like photos, graphics, and videos rather than text-heavy slides. Presenters should consider using fewer words per slide, consistent and clear formatting across slides, and previewing the presentation on different screens to ensure readability when creating and sharing widescreen presentations.
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