Saving and Reusing a Custom Design

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Microsoft Office 2004 for Mac OS X: Visual Quickstart Guide

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Introduction

Pt. : I Introduction

Pt. : II Microsoft Word

Pt. : III Microsoft Excel

Pt. : IV Microsoft PowerPoint

Ch. 17. Creating a Presentation

Starting a Presentation

To create a presentation from scratch or by using a template

To create a presentation using the AutoContent Wizard

About Views

To change views

Adding and Deleting Slides

To add a slide

To delete a slide

Adding Text to Slides

To create a text slide

Working with Text Blocks

To select a text block

To move or resize a text block

Adding Images to Slides

Inserting image files from disk

To add clip art to a slide

Inserting an image from a digital camera or scanner

To insert an image from a digital camera, card reader, or scanner

Drawing objects

To draw an object

Slide Backgrounds and Themes

Creating a common graphic background

To add graphics to the background

Applying a background color and fill effects

To change the background color or fill effects

Changing the color scheme

To set a color scheme

Saving and Reusing a Custom Design

To save a presentation as a template

Saving Presentations

To save a presentation

Ch. 18. Charts and Tables

Ch. 19. The Presentation

Pt. : V Microsoft Entourage

Pt. : VI Combining the Applications

Index

Saving and Reusing a Custom Design

After spending hours modifying a PowerPoint template or creating a presentation from scratch, you can optionally save its design elements as a custom template that you can use as the basis for future presentations.

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