Globally changing font sizes

[Ludwig77]

Is there an easy way to globally change font sizes for a slide
presentation already prepared?

I've found that after I have a slide presentation prepared, if I
choose select all, it only selects the text of the current slide (not
all the slides in the presentation) and therefore only allows me to
change the font size for the current slide.

I therefore have to go through each slide and change the font sizes
per slide.

 

[Sonia]

Have you faithfully used placeholders? If so, the font size can be changed on
the template and the change will effect a change to all slides. Go to View >
Master > Slide Master. This is one of the many strong reasons for using
templates and placeholders. If your text has been created using the text tool,
each text box will have to be selected and changed.

 

[Ludwig77]

What is a placeholder?

Have you faithfully used placeholders? If so, the font size can be changed on
the template and the change will effect a change to all slides. Go to View >
Master > Slide Master. This is one of the many strong reasons for using
templates and placeholders. If your text has been created using the text tool,
each text box will have to be selected and changed.
--

Sonia Coleman
Microsoft PowerPoint MVP Team
Autorun Software, Templates and Tutorials

 

[Sonia]

It's a preformated box area for text. It will contain something like "Click to
add text" and when you place your cursor in the box, that text disappears and
allows you to enter text. The formatting of text entered in placeholders is
controlled by the template you are using. You can change the settings by going
to View > Master > Slide Master.