heart pulse, a safety icon, set of 10

The heart pulse picture belongs to set of 10. This sheet’s number is 10, and its place is “a safety icon”. Check that the left margin is empty, and leave only that one picture there. Keep one credit line at the end of the slide, and do not make a new file by editing the old one. The heart pulse picture sits in the left margin of a safety icon. The set holds 10; this is number 6. Keep sentences outside the art. At the margin, open heart pulse so the caption shows set of 10 first, 10 next, and “a safety icon” beside them.

This week, on the slide, set that picture to the left of the title and write only the set size and the place in the caption. Before you present, check that the stroke is thinner than the title, and move only the place if it is heavier. The order is heart pulse, set of 10, 10, then “a safety icon”. When the left is done, look again only at set of 10 for heart pulse and leave 10 on the caption.

Do not redraw the picture file, and do not put a sentence inside the picture. Check that the set size in the caption matches the set’s count, and fix only the caption if it does not. Keep one credit line at the end of the slide, and do not make a new file by editing the old one. Match a safety icon with 10 at the margin before you close set of 10 for heart pulse. The heart pulse picture belongs to set of 10. This sheet’s number is 10, and its place is “a safety icon”.