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I don't know what the original file name was. When I have a presentation
open that uses this template, I see the words "Glass design template" at the
bottom of the window.
The template has a picture of a globe on the right hand site. The globe has
the North American continent visible as if it were a picture from outspace -
you can see mountains and clouds floating across the earth. The globe shows
a shadow underneath it and a reflection of the globe as it it were sitting on
a blue glass table.
I figured out how to save it as a POT file so I believe I can use it in
other presentations. If you come across that PPT template, please let me
know.
Thanks.
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John Wilson - 04 Aug 2006 18:45 GMT
Here's a neat trick you might not know.
In design pane click "browse" (at the bottom) now change the "files of type"
to "presentations and shows" and browse to a saved show whose template you
want to use.

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> I don't know what the original file name was. When I have a presentation
> open that uses this template, I see the words "Glass design template" at the
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Echo S - 05 Aug 2006 04:50 GMT
Ah, yeah, if you have a presentation file, you don't really need the
separate template. You can even apply the existing presentation as a
template.

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>I don't know what the original file name was. When I have a presentation
> open that uses this template, I see the words "Glass design template" at
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>> >> > would be appreciated.