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ICC/IEEE PES Slide Design Guidelines

This document provides guidelines for the design, format, and logos to be used in all ICC administrative presentations. It also explains how to remove the ICC/IEEE slide header and footer and provides instructions on slide numbering and layout.

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ICC/IEEE PES Slide Design Guidelines

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  1. Group Name: AdCom, Subcommittee, WG, DG, AdvComDay, Date & Time of Meeting Name of Chair Name of Vice-Chair Name/Office of Any Other Required Officer ICC/IEEE & PES Slide Header and Footer Design/Format/Logos Can be used for All Slides in ICC Administrative Presentations. To Remove ICC/IEEE & PES Slide Header and Footer, right-click on any area of the slide, select ‘Format background....’, select ‘Hide background graphics’, select ‘Close’ or ‘Apply to All’. Page Numbering Location & Format as Shown: Times New Roman 14, Bold, Black

  2. ‘Page Setup’, under ‘Design’ should be “Letter Paper (8.5 x 11 in.)” in Landscape Orientation. • Slide layout should retain the 4:3 "default" ratio that best fits with preparing the minutes on 8.5 x 11inpaper • Enter/Format Slide Content (Text, Tables, Charts, Pictures, etc.) as Desired, in Successive Slides. • All Slides Background in White. • To Insert Additional Slides: In Normal or Slide Sorter View, Click on ‘Home’; Advance or Back Slides up, or Move Cursor to New Slide’s Desired Location in Presentation; then Click on ‘New Slide’. New Slide Will Be Inserted & Slide Numbering Automatically Recalculated.

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