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	Image Quality in Presenter

	You may find that some graphics and other visual elements become blurry, lose resolution, or become unreadable when publishing your Presenter course- images that looked fine on the PowerPoint slide. Here's a few suggestions which may improve the image quality: In PowerPoint, select "Preferences" from the Adobe Presenter drop-down menu. Click the "Quality" tab, select "High" for the Image Quality and click "Close". Then re-publish your course and see if the graphics look better. If you're inserting graphics into PowerPoint, then the best format for them is as .PNG files. (PNG-24 if the option is available). JPGs can lose resolution when published in Presenter courses. In general, look at your font sizes and color combinations to maximize contrast and readability. Presenter converts the PowerPoint slide to a Flash movie and in doing so, can adjust/anti-alias the fonts- this can contribute to the loss of readability and is why the certain elements look different in the PPT file than it does when published. With screenshots, another good thing is to think about if there's a specific part of the screen you can focus on, rather than including the entire screenshot. This would allow you to show a closer-up, cropped version of the specific area of interest.

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