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Today we are pleased to release a set of slides for the 1999 Hugh Wilson film, Blast from the Past. This set contains 52 slides which will test your knowledge of the film and provide some background information. The set include several different slide categories including… Film Facts Multiple Choice Question & Answer Quotes The deck can be downloaded in the Trivia Slides Decks sections either in SD for all members or HD for contributors and Red Carpet members; Additionally direct links are available below… View full record

View File Blast from the Past (SD) This themed deck of trivia slides is for the 1999 Hugh Wilson film, Blast from the Past. The Multiple Choice slides can be used with glow sticks to make this deck interactive for your guests. The deck includes a number of slides from several different categories including: Facts 5 Quotes 7 Multiple Choice 10 Question & Answer 10 Submitter polargeek Submitted 10/15/2017 Category Trivia Packs (All Members)  

View File Blast from the Past (HD) This themed deck of trivia slides is for the 1999 Hugh Wilson film, Blast from the Past. The Multiple Choice slides can be used with glow sticks to make this deck interactive for your guests. The deck includes a number of slides from several different categories including: Facts 5 Quotes 7 Multiple Choice 10 Question & Answer 10 Submitter polargeek Submitted 10/15/2017 Category Trivia Packs (RedCarpet Club)  

did you run a content update once you deleted the files?

Okay @AshleyAshes here's my templates at their simplest. All slide templates make use of external data sets in csv form. Facts are the simplest, just a single field and the record id. Quotes & Q&A are effectively the same just with different field names. Multiple choice are the most complicated in that not only do you need to provide a question and 4 answers but also that you need to flag one or more answers as being true while the others are flagged as false. It also has quite a few more layer groups to highlight the correct answer. Slide Creation For the most basic type of slide you can just create a background for all or alternatively one for each slide type. Then import the data set. In my version of PS that's in Image->Variables->Data Sets Other versions may vary. After that I export the data set as PSD files. At which point I would open each file and double check line spacing, adjust text around important background elements, etc. Then I'd use the Scripts->Image Processor function twice once with the answer showing and once with just the question. (Facts you only do once) Save the output to different folders and then use something like Ant Renamer to bulk add the _Q or _A to the slide filenames At this point if your files don't have redundant names you should be able to combine them into a folder for your completed slide set. Hopefully that makes some sense TriviaTemplates.zip

Give me a few days and I can probably make a simplified version of my base templates and data files. They would require photoshop to use them though. Let me know if that's of interest to you

Nice I'm hoping to get started on some Rom-Coms as soon as I can figure out which ones I can stand to watch the 2-3 times it takes to do a deck

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nice work man. thanks for sharing

This release is a collection of 52 Multiple Choice and Quote slides for a selection of Christmas films and TV specials. Additionally there is an included set of templates so you can expand the set with your own favourites. The deck can be downloaded in the Trivia Slides Decks sections either in SD for all members or HD for contributors and Red Carpet members; Additionally direct links are available below… View full record