You should organize you content to get a better sense of the overall poster layout. To add text, you can paste the text you may have already copied from another source.
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www.PosterPresenta Style•Use the third person •Concise, not conversational language •Consider using bullets instead of a narrative style (except for your abstract) •Use more images, graphics, less text •Title, up to 90 pt, bold in Arial, Georgia, Palatino or Tahoma font •Headers,50– 72 pt, bold in Arial, Georgia, Palatino or Tahoma font •Internal text, 28 - 44 pt in Georgia or Palatino font •Spell out acronyms the first time they are used (generally in Abstract)

Content
•Abstract should follow the format used in the version you submitted for your Abstract page (include any updates to your data)
•Logo of any funding source or Division, if needed, upper right. •If necessary, make the logo slightly smaller in order to fit other logos.
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Graphics/Images
•Tell your story using graphics and images as much as possible •Crop and enlarge figures so that the data are highlighted •Remove any computer screen images i.e., the bar graph, not the tool bar •Label pictures, charts, graphs, etc., clearly and succinctly
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Examples
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•The headings of each cell should reflect research abstract components: ✓Abstract ✓Introduction ✓Methods – procedures, models or programs used; likely to be subdivided into several cells. ✓Results – use graphs and images to convey your data as much as possible ✓Conclusion ✓Acknowledgements
Design of Poster
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Poster Layout
To start making the poster, you need decide how many sections you need for your poster (Abstract, Introduction, Methods, Results, Acknowledgements.
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Logos
•Variety in shape and in location according to the arrangement. tif format, most prominent, upper left; jpeg format, upper right