Nipkow Disk Template
(I'm new here. Please forgive any duplication of past posts by others.)I've been given a copy of a recent PowerPoint 2016 presentation, and a template (or what the sender called a template) for a new one.I want to make a third file using the content of the first and the template from the second - without changing the content itself, yet applying the new template I've been given.This would save rewriting the whole presentation by using the new template.Can this be done?Are there instructions somewhere on how to do it?thanks. Hi Paul,Yes, you can insert your template first then copy the content to your template.
To apply a template to your presentation, please follow the steps below:1. Load the template file and save the theme. (For.thmx file, ignore the step)Design Save Current Theme2.
On the File tab, click Open Computer (“This PC” in PowerPoint 2016 ) Browse, go to the Templates folder, and pick your personal template.3. Open the existing PPTX file with the content and apply the saved theme.Designer Browse for Theme.You can refer to this article for more information:.Regards,Tisky.
This is a Nipkow disc used to make your own Baird mechanical television set. Before there was 4K or HD, before ATSC or NTSC, before PAL and SECAM, before IC's, transistors and even tubes, this is how TV was done. And this, I claim, is the world's first parametric 3-D printed Nipkow disc.This has several advantages over the usual alternatives.
It is lighter than metal or wood, stronger than paper or cardboard, and its accuracy is limited only by the precision of your printer.It is fully parameterized, with options in the Openscad source to easily set the disc diameter, scanning hole size, number of holes, raster height and more. The photos are of my prototype.
Nipkow Disk Template Microsoft
The final version is identical, only printed in black ABS.The included STL will print a 100 mm. Diameter, 1 mm. Thick disc with 32 scan lines and a 16 mm. Raster height.
Paul Gottlieb Nipkow
The hole size is set to 2 mm., which on my printer generates holes with a diameter of 1 mm., which is about right for this combination.While this isn't really a 'work in progress', I may make modifications down the line if I think of ways to improve it.