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MS Office Forum / General PowerPoint Questions / October 2004invisible slide title
How can i give my slide a title so that I can see it instead of being "called slide 3" but so the font is not visible on the actual slide. I have done this by accident with some of my slides but all the subsequent ones have black font when i try to give them a title. The slide title in the outline view is whatever text is added to the master slide title text box. If no text is in the master slide title text box, the default is 'slide 1 -2 -3 -etc' The best way for you to see it, but have it not visible on the actual slide is to move the Master slide title text box up and off the visible area of the slide (so you can see it in slide edit mode, but not in slideshow mode).  SignatureBest Regards, Troy Chollar TLC Creative Services, Inc. troy at tlc creative dot com www dot tlccreative dot com ================================== A Microsoft PowerPoint MVP ================================== > How can i give my slide a title so that I can see it instead of being > "called > slide 3" but so the font is not visible on the actual slide. I have done > this by accident with some of my slides but all the subsequent ones have > black font when i try to give them a title. |
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