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| − | #Open the document in Adobe Reader | + | #Open the document in Adobe Reader or Adobe Acrobat |
| − | #Right-click on the poster, select "Document Properties" | + | #Right-click anywhere on the poster, select "Document Properties" |
#Size is indicated near the bottom of the dialog | #Size is indicated near the bottom of the dialog | ||
Latest revision as of 16:38, 13 June 2014
Instructions for how to find the dimensions of a poster in common applications
Contents
PDFs
- Open the document in Adobe Reader or Adobe Acrobat
- Right-click anywhere on the poster, select "Document Properties"
- Size is indicated near the bottom of the dialog
PowerPoint presentations
PowerPoint 2013
- Open the document in PowerPoint
- Select the "Design" tab on the Ribbon
- Click on "Slide Size" and select "Custom slide size..."
- The current dimensions are shown in the dialog box
PowerPoint 2010
- Open the document in PowerPoint
- Select the "Design" tab on the Ribbon
- Click "Page Setup"
- The current dimensions are shown in the dialog box
Photoshop
- Open the document in Photoshop
- Select the "Image" menu
- Click "Canvas Size..."
- The dimensions are the values under "Current Size" in the dialog box
All other programs
Please refer to the program's documentation for information on how to find the size.
