I did similar in my teens and used to see OAP's/obviously retired people on my early bus and think 'why the heck are they on here and not having a lie in'. After years of early starts with work/kids I get it, you just end up programmed to wake (and it sucks
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body clock now wakes me up at 6/6.30 but at least I can lay in bed and rot on a weekend instead of dashing about getting ready for work.Yeah sameI did similar in my teens and used to see OAP's/obviously retired people on my early bus and think 'why the heck are they on here and not having a lie in'. After years of early starts with work/kids I get it, you just end up programmed to wake (and it sucks
Do you need them to be editable or just a hand out? Sorry I just realised the number of slides you are talking about wouldn’t work for saving as an image/pdf would it?
I don't think so, tbh am not really tech savvy with PP or canva, both are still quite new to me, my boss has slides on PP for training but has gotten bored of the design an asked to use canva to make them fancier
I know this is probably nonsense and a bodge it Luddite type answer.
They aren't animated no, I'll try, PP doesn't seem to be user friendly when doing SS, it's just super frustrating that they all look perfect on canva an I've even looked up the size for PP slides an changed then to that size on canva an they still don't fit properly
Do you have a design template for the background? If so, you can edit the Slide Master and insert the image there as a background image for all slides. See here:
support.microsoft.com
Thanks I'll have a look at all of that, an yes I've been using a design template on canva then copying an pasting the text onto itDo you have a design template for the background? If so, you can edit the Slide Master and insert the image there as a background image for all slides. See here:
Customize a slide master - Microsoft Support
Learn how to add slide masters to your presentation.
This will allow you to work with your design but still add text and stuff via powerpoint.
The idea with a screenshot is also a great one. Or you could download the canva design as a png or even as a pdf. The button for it should be in the top right, you can save it from there.
If you just want to print the slides, why not copy and paste the canva pictures into a word and then print them?
When you say "him" who do you mean? Your dad or an employee from Universal Credit?
my dad
Are you a uni student or college / 6th form? Presuming uni if you're counted as non-dependant? I don't understand what you're saying about their rent being paid depending on their excess income - does he mean that the UC is reduced the more they earn (which is right) or that not all of the rent is covered by UC because you're a non-dependant living at home? I'm really struggling to work out what you're asking!
im a uni student, so we have a fixed rent weekly that the housing benefits pay the rent. so the council has an amount they calculate that we as family need to live off, then they identify the excess income and some percentage of the excess income my dad has to pay towards the rent instead o the benefit team. so yes the benefit is reduced by the amount of excess income, however as im a student the benefit is also paying for my portion of rent. but my dad is saying that he doessnt have to pay anything toards the rent and the rent letters we get is my fault, as i should pay them
excess income from his income
Ok, so as long as you have no income (not sure on student loan rules these days - they were previously counted as income over summer for first and second years) and his is the only excess then the arrears are his problem.
