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Changing Master Layouts

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+alcheme - 31 Jul 2006 17:36 GMT
I'm interested in changing the Master Layout designs so that I can control
the layout for Title/2-Column text, Title and Content over Text, Title and 4
Content, etc.  I'm able to customize the main Title and Text slide using
multiple slide masters (got that solution here, thanks!), but can't for the
life of me figure out how to tailor the other potential layouts.  Is this
even possible?
John Wilson - 31 Jul 2006 17:53 GMT
Not in current (pre 2007) versions
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> I'm interested in changing the Master Layout designs so that I can control
> the layout for Title/2-Column text, Title and Content over Text, Title and 4
> Content, etc.  I'm able to customize the main Title and Text slide using
> multiple slide masters (got that solution here, thanks!), but can't for the
> life of me figure out how to tailor the other potential layouts.  Is this
> even possible?
Echo S - 31 Jul 2006 18:19 GMT
> I'm interested in changing the Master Layout designs so that I can control
> the layout for Title/2-Column text, Title and Content over Text, Title and
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> life of me figure out how to tailor the other potential layouts.  Is this
> even possible?

You have just a bit of minor control over the layouts with additional
content areas.

Basically, those areas will fill the area taken up by the placeholder on the
slide master. So if that placeholder on the slide master is larger, the
content areas when the various "title + content" slide layouts are applied
will be larger also. If that placeholder is smaller, the various content
placeholders in the "title + content" layouts will be smaller, too. But
unfortunately, we have no more control than that; we can't reposition the
content areas or anything.

You might be glad to know that in PPT 2007 (currently in beta), we can
create our own slide layouts, and PPT comes with, mmmm, usually about 9
(depending on the theme or template) to start us out.

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