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Version: 2008 Operating System: Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) Processor: Intel Office 2007 for PC allows you to select a theme for an individual or select group of slides. Apparently Office 2004 for Mac had this feature also. This is a widely used feature that is apparently lacking in Office 2008 for Mac. After researching, I found this tidbit:
"The concept of themes is for throughout the presentation but there is a
workaround for your request.
1. Go to the slide you want to change the theme.
2. Add a blank slide after the slide. --Just hit Return key, then new slide
will be added
3. Select both the slide you want to change the theme and the slide you
added.
4. Change the theme. The theme is applied only the two slides selected.
5. Delete the blank slide."
However, this is quite the tedious process just to quickly change a slide theme.
Does anyone have new insight into this problem, and is Microsoft planning on re-introducing this feature?
"The concept of themes is for throughout the presentation but there is a
workaround for your request.
1. Go to the slide you want to change the theme.
2. Add a blank slide after the slide. --Just hit Return key, then new slide
will be added
3. Select both the slide you want to change the theme and the slide you
added.
4. Change the theme. The theme is applied only the two slides selected.
5. Delete the blank slide."
However, this is quite the tedious process just to quickly change a slide theme.
Does anyone have new insight into this problem, and is Microsoft planning on re-introducing this feature?