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Mac Forum / Applications / PowerPoint / July 2007Slide Design
1. If I have a slide deisgn for a slide, then how do I know what that slide deisgn is called and how can I find that slide design on my machine? In other words, I am trying to copy this slide design to another slide in my presentation and I cannot find the darn thing. This is silly I know. 2. Is there a way to see all the slide designs? Right now the best I can do is through the format pallete? .Using Powerpoint 2004 with Mac 10.4.10 Powerbook. thanks.tim Hi Payton, 1. If you move the cursor over any slide design in the formatting palette a small text box will appear and it will tell you the name of the design. 1 + 1. To find the designs on your machine go to the very last slide design on the formatting palette. It's blue, looks like a finger, and its label says "Select template." Click it and you will be taken to the Designs folder. 2. The instructions in 1+1 will take you to all the designs that are in the Designs folder. All of the designs that come with Microsoft Office are in that folder. If you have made or acquired additional designs you should put them into the Designs folder. The path is ...Applications:Microsoft Office 2004:Templates:Presentations:Designs Templates that are in the Designs folder appear in the Project Gallery in the Designs section. Only the designs that come with PowerPoint appear in the formatting palette and it is not possible to add to the palette. This is not silly at all. Keeping your designs together will make them more useful. -Jim Quoting from "payton50325@yahoo.com" <payton50325@yahoo.com>, in article 1184903357.010939.143310@o61g2000hsh.googlegroups.com, on [DATE: > 1. If I have a slide deisgn for a slide, then how do I know what that > slide deisgn is called and how can I find that slide design on my [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > can do is through the format pallete? > .Using Powerpoint 2004 with Mac 10.4.10 Powerbook. thanks.tim  SignatureJim Gordon Mac MVP MVPs are not Microsoft Employees MVP info http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/ > Hi Payton, > [quoted text clipped - 41 lines] > MVPs are not Microsoft Employees > MVP infohttp://mvp.support.microsoft.com/ Thanks John. Your info was better than what I had to stumble through last night. Tim |
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