I have made another Impress Presentation Template – Minimalist – which features a folder icon in the bottom right hand corner, and is designed using the Comic Sans font.
We had a poll on this site, and 68% said they wanted more Impress Presentations.
As a result, I have put together this presentation – Mountain Views.
Please also note that I have consolidated all my free Impress Templates on to a single page – check out the Free OpenOffice Impress Template page.
Following on from last week’s post, OpenOffice also has a Guide for Impress.
Download the 292-page guide for OpenOffice Impress from Scribd.
Here is another free template for presentations – I have created in in a ODP file as I am currently working out templates in OO3+.
Click on the image below to download the presentation. Enjoy!
A new template from a photo that I took recently.
I hope it’s useful/appealing to some.
Shoes and Bricks Template - OpenOffice Impress
Update: I am starting to add more templates. You can view and download other free templates here.
I saw a nice presentation template at a conference recently, so I decided to design a template based on this. Here is my first attempt.
Ozlady Presentation Format - Stones
Download OzLady Stones Template (otp) file
There is no warranty or support offered for this presentation template. Comments are welcome and I may include suggestions in any future templates I put together. I hope you find it useful. If you need help in implementing presentation template in OpenOffice (and designing one of your own), go to the following link:
Designing and Adding Presentations to OpenOffice
Update: I am starting to add more templates. You can view and download other free templates here.
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