A while back I recall seeing a very cool slide design on the site somewhere that had a black and white nerve axon (looked a bit like an electron microscope picture) as the background and then a tabbed interaction (I think) over the top. I have looked everywhere I can think of to no avail - does anyone remember this and/or can direct me to where I can find it again?
Not sure if there have been other axon designs, but I had something similar in the demo I put together for the Storyline launch.
If that's the one...you'll find it in the community showcase. Here's the direct link. If this isn't the one, just let us know and we can help you search!
This is exactly the one I was thinking of (I thought it was oneof your designs but wasn't absolutely sure) - thank you so much for your rapidresponse.
While I'm here (so to speak), love your work. Alwaysinteresting and entertaining, I particularly enjoyed the "Psyched in10" and the "E-Learning How-Tos" you do are great.
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Hi Ingrid,
Not sure if there have been other axon designs, but I had something similar in the demo I put together for the Storyline launch.
If that's the one...you'll find it in the community showcase. Here's the direct link. If this isn't the one, just let us know and we can help you search!
Mike
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Hi Mike,
This is exactly the one I was thinking of (I thought it was oneof your designs but wasn't absolutely sure) - thank you so much for your rapidresponse.
While I'm here (so to speak), love your work. Alwaysinteresting and entertaining, I particularly enjoyed the "Psyched in10" and the "E-Learning How-Tos" you do are great.
Thanks again
Ingrid
(eternally humble and grateful!)
Ingrid,
That particular shot can be found in Microsoft Clip Art. Just type in "nerve" and it's one of the first images to pop up.
Mike
PS. Thanks for the kind words...makes me all warm and fuzzy on this chilly evening.
Hi Mike,
Thanks for the info, I actually really liked how the whole interaction worked as well as the axon picture.
Just heating up here in Oz but I'm glad the warm and fuzzy feeling was helpful on your side of the world!!
Cheers
IJ
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