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Michael Koerner
You will have to explain a little more using the message area as to what you
want to accomplish. don't forget to tell us which version of PowerPoint your
using.
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want to accomplish. don't forget to tell us which version of PowerPoint your
using.
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Soulone
I am using Powerpoint 2000.... I have created a presentation but was trying
to remove the template design from just one slide so I can incorporate a
diagram. Is this possible. (to remove the template from one slide?)
to remove the template design from just one slide so I can incorporate a
diagram. Is this possible. (to remove the template from one slide?)
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Luc
Soulone,
You could apply the blank template to that particular slide. Select the
slide, in the design template taskpane click on the arrow next to the blank
template and choose apply to selected slides.
Another way would be to rightclick on your slide, select Background, then
click on the arrow and select the white color box or another color if you
like, then check the "Omit graphics from background" checkbox in case you
have graphics on your master. Finally click "Apply" and not "Apply to all"
of course.
Luc
You could apply the blank template to that particular slide. Select the
slide, in the design template taskpane click on the arrow next to the blank
template and choose apply to selected slides.
Another way would be to rightclick on your slide, select Background, then
click on the arrow and select the white color box or another color if you
like, then check the "Omit graphics from background" checkbox in case you
have graphics on your master. Finally click "Apply" and not "Apply to all"
of course.
Luc
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Luc
Soulone,
See part two of my answer of a few minutes ago, it's always better to
mention the version you use. The first solution won't work because there are
no multiple design templates allowed in PPT 2000.
Luc
See part two of my answer of a few minutes ago, it's always better to
mention the version you use. The first solution won't work because there are
no multiple design templates allowed in PPT 2000.
Luc
Soulone said:I am using Powerpoint 2000.... I have created a presentation but was trying
to remove the template design from just one slide so I can incorporate a
diagram. Is this possible. (to remove the template from one slide?)
Michael Koerner said:You will have to explain a little more using the message area as to what
you
want to accomplish. don't forget to tell us which version of PowerPoint
your
using.
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Soulone said:I am using Powerpoint 2000.... I have created a presentation but was
trying to remove the template design from just one slide so I can
incorporate a diagram. Is this possible. (to remove the template from
one slide?)
http://www.echosvoice.com/multipletemplates.htm lists some workarounds.
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David M. Marcovitz
Because 2000 doesn't allow multiple masters, you'll have to cover the
template's background with a big rectangle. Then, you'll have a blank
canvas to put anything you want.
--David
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David M. Marcovitz
Microsoft PowerPoint MVP
Director of Graduate Programs in Educational Technology
Loyola College in Maryland
Author of _Powerful PowerPoint for Educators_
http://www.loyola.edu/education/PowerfulPowerPoint/
template's background with a big rectangle. Then, you'll have a blank
canvas to put anything you want.
--David
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David M. Marcovitz
Microsoft PowerPoint MVP
Director of Graduate Programs in Educational Technology
Loyola College in Maryland
Author of _Powerful PowerPoint for Educators_
http://www.loyola.edu/education/PowerfulPowerPoint/
I am using Powerpoint 2000.... I have created a presentation but was
trying to remove the template design from just one slide so I can
incorporate a diagram. Is this possible. (to remove the template from
one slide?)
Michael Koerner said:You will have to explain a little more using the message area as to
what you want to accomplish. don't forget to tell us which version of
PowerPoint your using.
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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]