Notes for poster presentation:
For poster quality, Pdf files are the best and most recommended. Tiffs carry sufficient information for a high quality image, PNGs are slightly worse. JPGs are extremely not recommended . R pdfs are made of objects that are well grouped and when edited using a pdf editor, nothing is shifted/moved and words, axises, and graph sections remain a signle object that can be edited. This does not occur in other pdf files whwere, when edited, every signle letter and object is singular and shifts slightly when ungrouped for editing. Using text boxes is best for putting text into poster so as to avoid formating and font issues carrying over from a word or google document. Thirty point font is a good basis to maintain for all necessary words on the poster. Do not use a monospace font, use a proportionally spaced font. Using the university seal is not recommended for informal occasions like a class poster. The "Be Revolutionary" water marks are best for use, being sure to download and not copy from the website as to maintain high resolution images.
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