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Powerpoint custom template
I need to create a custom layout but don't know how
I've tried taking the first 'Click to edit Master text styles' and copying it into the second area, but it doesn't work when you try it from the template And how to fix the font size when the 2-column layout is chosen. It's set to be 20 points, which is fine in the single column layout, but when it's switched to 2-columns, it drops down to 18 points. I can't see any way of fixing it. I've tried switching off the Tools Autocorrect AutoFormat as you type options of AutoFit title/body text to placeholder, but it still shrinks. Any help on this would be gratefully received |
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Powerpoint custom template
Do you have 2007? (Always wise to include your version!)
You can't have custom layouts in earlier versions so this could be the problem Two column layouts always have a reduced font size (not silly as there are two columns to fit in!) If you need the same size text throughout in XP onwards you can add a second master with text set to probably 4 points higher than needed and use this only for two column layouts. (select the slides as needed and right click on the new master in design pane apply to selected slides) -- Amazing PPT Hints, Tips and Tutorials http://www.PPTAlchemy.co.uk http://www.technologytrish.co.uk email john AT technologytrish.co.uk "148steve" wrote: I need to create a custom layout but don't know how I've tried taking the first 'Click to edit Master text styles' and copying it into the second area, but it doesn't work when you try it from the template And how to fix the font size when the 2-column layout is chosen. It's set to be 20 points, which is fine in the single column layout, but when it's switched to 2-columns, it drops down to 18 points. I can't see any way of fixing it. I've tried switching off the Tools Autocorrect AutoFormat as you type options of AutoFit title/body text to placeholder, but it still shrinks. Any help on this would be gratefully received |
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Powerpoint custom template
Thanks John
Sorry to not make myself clear on this one. I have office 2003. Steve "John Wilson" wrote: Do you have 2007? (Always wise to include your version!) You can't have custom layouts in earlier versions so this could be the problem Two column layouts always have a reduced font size (not silly as there are two columns to fit in!) If you need the same size text throughout in XP onwards you can add a second master with text set to probably 4 points higher than needed and use this only for two column layouts. (select the slides as needed and right click on the new master in design pane apply to selected slides) -- Amazing PPT Hints, Tips and Tutorials http://www.PPTAlchemy.co.uk http://www.technologytrish.co.uk email john AT technologytrish.co.uk "148steve" wrote: I need to create a custom layout but don't know how I've tried taking the first 'Click to edit Master text styles' and copying it into the second area, but it doesn't work when you try it from the template And how to fix the font size when the 2-column layout is chosen. It's set to be 20 points, which is fine in the single column layout, but when it's switched to 2-columns, it drops down to 18 points. I can't see any way of fixing it. I've tried switching off the Tools Autocorrect AutoFormat as you type options of AutoFit title/body text to placeholder, but it still shrinks. Any help on this would be gratefully received |
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