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MS Office Forum / General PowerPoint Questions / February 2007Adding Titles to Existing Slides
I am new to powerpoint, and am using a master slide that someone else designed for a continuing project. I need to add a title in a certain spot on each slide. I added a text box, which looks fine on the slide, but this doesn't work for me because I am then putting the presentation into articulate and I need the start of the articulate presentation to list the slide titles, not just say "slide 1", etc. So these text boxes must be designated as titles. Is there a way to go back into an already created presentation and add titles or change existing text into a title? Thanks for any help! WRE444 Since you can easily change text in title placeholders, I'm assuming that your problem is that the slides don't have a title placeholder. In that case, with the slide master open, choose Format > Master Layout. In the dialog box, check the Title check box, which should be blank, and click OK. Your slide master will then have a title placeholder and you can return to normal view and enter text in the title placeholders. Ellen www.ellenfinkelstein.com Author of How to Do Everything with PowerPoint 2007 > I am new to powerpoint, and am using a master slide that someone else > designed for a continuing project. I need to add a title in a certain spot [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Thanks for any help! > WRE444 Ellen- thanks so much. unfortunately, the checkboxes are not active when I do this. does this mean that the master is protected - that I can't change it? or is there a way around that? WRE444 > Since you can easily change text in title placeholders, I'm assuming that > your problem is that the slides don't have a title placeholder. In that case, [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > Thanks for any help! > > WRE444 |
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