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message 1: by Lisa Kay, Tinker Bell (new)

Lisa Kay (lisakayalicemaria) | 21897 comments
Picasion

Several people have asked me how to do the “slide show,” like the one below:

            Twenty Years of Hairstyles
The instructions for how to do the candy hearts below (my very first one) are here, using PowerPoint. It takes you to the website for uploading the slide show, which is picasion.com where you can add any picture you want, up to ten.

Warning: This self-made flashing gif was really frustrating for me, at first; so, unless you’re computer savvy, you might have to be tenacious about learning this. The instructions were perfect until right at the end. I couldn't quite get the multiple slides within one file to work like they said. I spent waaaaaay too much time on it. Plus, I'm always a little slow at the beginning of learning something. But, then I take off. I found the key here is to wait patiently for my computer to convert all the screens into a new folder with “Every Slide” listed as “Slide 1,” “Slide 2,” “Slide 3,” etc.; therefore, it may take five or ten minutes before you can locate them.
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message 2: by Lisa Kay, Tinker Bell (new)

Lisa Kay (lisakayalicemaria) | 21897 comments Reserved.


message 3: by Pamela(AllHoney), Fairy Godmother (new)

Pamela(AllHoney) (pamelap) | 14533 comments Cool


message 4: by Sandra (new)

Sandra Hoover (sandrahoover) | 499 comments Very nice! Thanks Lisa.


message 5: by Lisa Kay, Tinker Bell (new)

Lisa Kay (lisakayalicemaria) | 21897 comments :o)


message 6: by Sandra (new)

Sandra Hoover (sandrahoover) | 499 comments Lisa - if you taught classes, I'd be the first to sign up! Thank you for your help! :)


message 7: by Lisa Kay, Tinker Bell (new)

Lisa Kay (lisakayalicemaria) | 21897 comments Aww, sweet of you to say so, Sandra! I was an CCU/CSICU/ICU nurse for 25 years, but once a pay-period I taught computer charting to nurses and ancillary staff. It was fun and broke up the routine.


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