Multiple Master in Powerpoint on Mac?

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Brad Zenner - 23 Dec 2004 16:24 GMT

I know that Powerpoint XP and 2003 on PC have the multiple masters
functionality, but was wondering if it's available on the Mac side? I'm
currently running Office 2004.

Brad Zenner

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Mickey Stevens - 23 Dec 2004 18:33 GMT

Yes, it is available in PowerPoint 2001/X/2004, but it doesn't have the same
interface. To apply a different template to a slide, open the slide, and
then go to Format > Slide Design. Choose the presentation template you want
and then choose to "Apply to the selected slide".

You can edit the multiple masters in View > Master > Slide Master, but there
is no way to add and remove them.

On 12/23/04 10:24 AM, in article BDF04CD4.9253%bzenner@mn.rr.com, "Brad
Zenner" <bzenner@mn.rr.com> wrote:

> I know that Powerpoint XP and 2003 on PC have the multiple masters
> functionality, but was wondering if it's available on the Mac side? I'm
> currently running Office 2004.
>
> Brad Zenner

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Benjamin Amsaleg - 23 Dec 2004 19:32 GMT

> Yes, it is available in PowerPoint 2001/X/2004, but it doesn't have the same
> interface. To apply a different template to a slide, open the slide, and
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>> Brad Zenner

To complete Mickey's answer, you can set your PPT preferences to preserve
original slide layout when copying some slides form a presentation and
pasting then in another

BAM

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Multiple Master in Powerpoint on Mac?