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MS Office Forum / General PowerPoint Questions / May 2008Revert to master slide bullet styles
I have PowerPoint presentations containing slides with customized bullets. I want to change all of the bullets in the presentations to the bullets defined on the master slide. How can I do that. I know that CTRL-Space removes manual text formatting, but it leaves customized bullets alone. And while I'm asking, what about line spacing? Is there a way to reset it to spacing defined on the master slide? Thanks, YossiD > I have PowerPoint presentations containing slides with customized > bullets. I want to change all of the bullets in the presentations to [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > And while I'm asking, what about line spacing? Is there a way to > reset it to spacing defined on the master slide? Have you tried to reapply the layout? That should do the trick. For one slide open "Format / Slide Layout", point to the layout in the task pane and click on the right blue bar with the little arrow head. Choose "Reapply layout". If you want to set back more than one slide go to "View / Slide Sorter", highlight the slides you want to set back and do as before.  SignatureMit lieben Grüßen Pia Bork MVP Powerpoint http://www.ppt-faq.de http://www.office-training-muenchen.de > > I have PowerPoint presentations containing slides with customized > > bullets. I want to change all of the bullets in the presentations to [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > If you want to set back more than one slide go to "View / Slide Sorter", > highlight the slides you want to set back and do as before. That worked very nicely; thanks very very much. Too bad one can't find this information in the PowerPoint help or the Microsoft Knowledgebase. > That worked very nicely; thanks very very much. Too bad one can't > find this information in the PowerPoint help or the Microsoft > Knowledgebase. I know, it can be annoying to search the help. If you know what to search, than you find it easily. But if you don't know that you have to look for "reapply slide layout".... SignatureMit lieben Grüßen Pia Bork MVP Powerpoint http://www.ppt-faq.de http://www.office-training-muenchen.de
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