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Backgrounds are an important part of the look and feel of any presentation, but not everyone owns or knows Photoshop, the high-end software of choice for most professional designers. However, several techniques allow you to use PowerPoint or other easily available programs to create backgrounds on your own.
Ellen Finkelstein teaches you more.
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