1. MyTitle Subtitle text Unrestricted Internal Use © Carestream Health, 2013

2. Single Line Title Click to edit Master text styles Second level –Third level Unrestricted Internal Use © Carestream Health, 2013

3. 2 Line Title Click to edit Master text styles Second level –Third level Unrestricted Internal Use © Carestream Health, 2013

4. Title goes all the way across the screen here Click to edit Master text styles Second level –Third level p.4 Unrestricted Internal Use © Carestream Health, 2013

5. My Title Click to edit Master text styles Second level –Third level Callout Text here Point one Point two Point three p.5 Unrestricted Internal Use © Carestream Health, 2013

6. Title goes all the way across the screen here Click to edit Master text styles Second level –Third level Callout Text here Point one Point two Point three p.6 Unrestricted Internal Use © Carestream Health, 2013

7. Graphic Assets The jump button can be used to jump to a different page within the presentation. To use: Double click on the gray area of the button to select. Right click on it and choose Hyperlink Choose “Place in this document” from the left column Choose the slide you want to link to from the list Click Ok Repeat steps on the arrow element of the button (Powerpoint does not allow hyperlinks to be placed on grouped objects) p.7 Jump Button Unrestricted Internal Use © Carestream Health, 2013

9. p.9 Unrestricted Internal Use Carestream Health, © 2012 To apply a security footnote, go to the “View” menu and select “Header and Footer.” Click the Footer check box and type in the appropriate security classification. According to this Master template, the security footer will appear on all title and content slides in the presentation. Important Note: After performing the aforementioned procedure, be sure to hit “save” in order to retain the footnote option you’ve selected. Once you’ve done so, delete this slide – the one you’re currently reading – and you may begin to prepare your presentation Security Classifications Presentations should be footnoted with one of the security classifications outlined below. Details on these classifications can be found in section 9.3.3 of the company’s Internal Control Standards. Public: This classification applies to information that can be shared with anyone outside the company at the discretion of the holder. The holder, however, has an obligation to ensure that the information has been approved for public use. Unrestricted Internal Use: This classification applies to information that may be shared with large communities (e.g., an entire division of the company) or in more narrowly defined ones, but never outside the company without permission from the owner. This is the default classification for this template. Confidential: This classification applies to information for which unauthorized disclosure represents a moderate risk of damage to the company or an individual. Information in this category is usually shared in specifically defined information communities. Confidential Controlled Distribution: This classification applies to information having the greatest sensitivity for which unauthorized disclosure represents a severe risk of damage to the company or an individual. Information in this category is usually limited to precisely defined information communities identified by a specific distribution list, a clearance list, or a very specific (and usually small) functional group. Note: Be sure to leave this template intact for future use by… selecting “File/Save As” and saving the file with a new name.