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MS Office Forum / General PowerPoint Questions / August 2006New slide
I have created a title design and what would be a "body" design for a presentation. I have saved the design as a new design template and it does appear in the listing of templates available. However, when working in the presentation, every time I wanted to add a slide, I had to copy the format from a previous slide and paste it to a new one. I wondered if it was possible to apply the "body" slide design to any slides that I create by clicking "New Slide". When you made your changes, did you do it by going to View, Master, SlideMaster, or did you just make you changes to a presentation and then saved that as a template? You have to make the changes in the Master slide, and then save it as a Template file for it to work in other presentations  SignatureMichael Koerner MS MVP - PowerPoint >I have created a title design and what would be a "body" design for a > presentation. I have saved the design as a new design template and it [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > possible to apply the "body" slide design to any slides that I create by > clicking "New Slide". I did it in the presentation. I just found the "Master" part in view, and it seems all of my problems are solved. Thanks for your help! > When you made your changes, did you do it by going to View, Master, > SlideMaster, or did you just make you changes to a presentation and then [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > possible to apply the "body" slide design to any slides that I create by > > clicking "New Slide". Great, thanks for getting back to us. SignatureMichael Koerner MS MVP - PowerPoint >I did it in the presentation. I just found the "Master" part in view, and >it [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] >> > by >> > clicking "New Slide". |
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