The use of computer-generated slides in weekly didactic conferences and at regional and national meetings is commonplace. Though adding a professional look, the expense of computer-generated slides can be prohibitive. We herein present a simple technique for generating color slides that captures the professional look of computer-generated slides at a fraction of the cost.
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