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Title: Buck Sweep


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How to proceed
  • If I were you, Id print this out as handouts and
    keep it handy until you get comfortable with it.
  • To do this, click File/Print then when that
    window pops up look lower left for Print What
    and click the down arrow to see your options,
    select Handouts
  • Just to the right of that says Slides per page,
    select a number per page. 6 per slide is pretty
    good but Id do 4 per slide and youll be able to
    ready it easily. Hit OK

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How to make your own
  • I would click File/Save As and rename this file
    to anything you like. By doing this, you are not
    destroying my file but making another copy to
    use.
  • On the left part of the screen, delete slides 2
    12 and read your directions you printed to make
    your own cards. You can right click on each
    slide one by one and select delete slide or
    click on 2 then scroll down and hold the shift
    key and left click on 12, then right click on 3
    and select delete slide it will get rid of all
    of them.

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How to make your defense
  • Start with the template I made for you (slide 1)
  • Move your base defenders where you want them and
    name them whatever you like.

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How to align defense on a slide
  • If you want to make things line up either
    horizontally or vertically (like LBs at the same
    depth or stack over a lineman), then click the
    objects you want to align (I usually use at least
    3 reference points) by clicking each one as you
    hold the shift key. Next make sure in the
    lower left corner of your screen shows a Draw
    button. If not, go to View/Toolbars and make
    sure Drawing is checked
  • Now, click on your people as described above and
    then click Draw/Align or Distribute and choose
    the one you want to do. If you mess up, they all
    look in a pile or something like that, then just
    go to Edit/Undo great tool, I wish do-overs
    in life were that easy.

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How to draw the offensive play
  • Use the drawing tools to make the play you want.
  • Click on Autoshapes/Lines and put the cursor at
    the top of the Lines box. When the cursor
    looks like this drag it somewhere on the
    desktop. Youll use this box over and over again
    so instead of 3 clicks you now can do it in 1
    click.

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How to make a new offensive play the opposite
direction
  • Now you are ready to make the play go left in a
    matter of clicks instead of drawing it all over
    again.
  • Go back to slide 1 (or whatever slide you want
    to flip. Go to Insert/Duplicate Slide

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How to flip the offensive play
  • Now you are ready to make the play go left in a
    matter of clicks instead of drawing it all over
    again.
  • Click on the slide you want to flip now and
    click somewhere on the white screen of the slide.
    Go to Edit/Select All or Control A for you
    shortcut guys
  • If everything on your screen is selected, then
    you can go to the next slide. If nothing got
    selected, try it again, click somewhere in the
    middle of the slide you want to copy and flip and
    select Edit/Select All

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How to flip the offensive play (2)
  • Hold down the shift key and right click
    somewhere on the screen. If things got
    deselected, then go back one step and select them
    again. From the right click, select
    Grouping/Group
  • Now all your little selection marks go away and
    they are now around the outside of the screen.
  • From here, click Draw/Rotate or Flip/Flip
    Horizontal
  • You now have a flipped play, dont forget to
    change the name of the play

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Shortcuts
  • You can also put a Rotate or Flip box on your
    desktop by clicking Draw/Rotate or flip going
    to the top of that box until this appears
    then dragging the box on the screen up next to
    the Lines box you did earlier. These 2 boxes
    will be used a ton so why not use shortcuts?

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More Hints
  • If youd like to change the lower right hand
    corner, click view/master/slide master
  • In the lower right corner, youll see what I
    typed in there, change it to whatever you like an
    then look at the top middle of your slide. There
    should be a box that says Slide Master View at
    its top. Lower right of that box says Close
    Master View and now whatever you typed will
    appear on EVERY SLIDE.

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More Hints
  • Coaches, from here, click back on the slide you
    want to duplicate and go through the process
    again.
  • Now you dont want it to be between your left and
    right for the 1st play, so click down the left
    side of the screen on the new play you duplicated
    and drag it below the left version of the play.
    If you do it right, you will see a very light
    grey line below the 2nd slide indicating that is
    where you want to drop it, then let go and you
    have just copied it and moved it to where you
    want it. From there, do the whole process again
    to make a new play and keep going.
  • Any questions, email me at jmurdock_at_citlink.net
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