MS PowerPoint version 4.0 or above is required for most presentations. Presentations which require PowerPoint 97 or above are at the bottom of this page. All links ending in pp are PowerPont presentations.

Click below for instructions:
Netscape instructions
Internet Explorer instructions

Printing the instructions prior to going to the slide show is recommended.

Models and Frameworks of Drug Use

Treatment Interventions

Instructions for Viewing PowerPoint Presentations

Models and Frameworks of Drug Use

DrugNet Overview

Treatment Interventions

PowerPoint 97 or above required
Organisational Change Through Action Learning pp
Organisational Change via the Web
Health Promotions Conference, Dec 99
Solvent Inhalation pp

Netscape   Instructions
(See below for Internet Explorer instructions)

Loading the PowerPoint Presentation

(Note: You only have to complete this procedure once.  Next time, simply click on any presentation and it will load automatically)

1. Click on the presentation (in the left hand column) you would like to load
2. If it does not automaitcally open the program, click on [Pick App...]
3. The program required is Powerpnt.exe.  Use Browse to find this file
   Stand alone, Win 95 computers, commonly in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Powerpnt.exe
4. In the space provided, type the location eg [C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Powerpnt.exe]  then click OK or enter
5. The PowerPoint presentation will now load

Using PowerPoint

1. The main features of PowerPoint can be seen by slowly moving the arrow pointer over the five small boxes in the bottom left corner of the PowerPoint frame. 
2. Click on  [Slide Show] to run the presentation. 
3. Use the left mouse botton to move forward & the right button to move back.   Press the Esc key to exit the presentation
4. Click on [Notes Pages View] to view notes attached to each slide

Printing

1. A range of printing options are available via the File Menu (Print)
2. At the Print What Menu, consider either 6 Slides Per Page as a handout for multiple slides or the Notes View which gives one slide per page including Speaker Notes.
3. Choose One Slide Per Page if making overheads.
4. Click Black & White (not pure black & white) if you are not using a colour printer.

Return to DrugNet

1. Click the DrugNet symbol in the top left hand corner to the slide show to return to the DrugNet PowerPoint index page
2. Press the escape key (Esc) to exit the presentation.
3. Use the Back button (in the top left hand corner of the screen) or minimise the PowerPoint presentation
4. You are now back in the DrugNet browser window

Internet Explorer Instructions

1. Click on the PowerPoint file (identified by pp at the end of the link)
2. Use the left mouse button to move through the presentation.
3. Use the 'Browse' index to jump to other slides in the presentation.
4. Press escape key (Esc) to exit the presentation.

Full Screen viewing

1. Click the Right mouse button anywhere on the presentation and select Full Screen
2. Progress through using the left mouse button.
3. Use the Right mouse button if you want to move between slides.
4. Speaker notes for each slide are also available on-screen. Select Speaker Notes when you press the Right mouse button. Alternatively, go to the 'Edit' menu & click 'Edit Slides'.  Then go to the 'View' menu and click Notes Page.  You can also print Notes View (see Printing instructions below).
5. Press escape key (Esc) to exit the presentation.

Printing

1. A range of printing options are available via the File Menu (Print) or by pressing the right mouse button while in a presentation (Print).
2. At the Print What Menu, consider either 6 Slides Per Page as a handout for multiple slides or the Notes View which gives one slide per page including Speaker Notes.
3. Choose One Slide Per Page if making overheads.
4. Click Black & White (not pure black & white) if you are not using a colour printer.

Return to DrugNet

1. Press the escape key (Esc) to exit the presentation.
2. Minimise the PowerPoint window or use the Back button (in the top left hand corner of the screen)
3. You are now back in the DrugNet browser window