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                        WORKING WITH SLIDE MASTER


                 Slide Master in PowerPoint is used to create the default layout and appearance of the slides in the

                                                                                            slide layout, the slide gets
                 presentation. When you add new slides in a presentation and apply a
                 automatically formatted according to the slide master.

                 Slide Master are commonly used for:
                    modifying and customising the background of all slides at the same time.
                    rearranging the placeholders of all slides at the same time.

                    editing and text formatting such as font, font colour, etc. of all slides at the same time.

                 To create and modify slide masters, follow the given steps:


                                                     1  Click on the View tab.











                            2  Click on Slide Master command
                           in Master Views group.


                 The Slide Master Task pane appears on the left side of the PowerPoint window.
                 The Slide Master tab appears as the active tab on the ribbon.




                                                                                    4  Click on Close
                                                                                    Master View option.



                    3  On the first slide of the Slide
                   Master Task Pane, make the
                   changes that you wish to make in
                   the Slide Master.







                 In this presentation, we have inserted the Indian flag. Here you
                 can insert, resize, move or delete the slide objects. We have
                 resized the flag and moved it to the top left corner.
                 The changes that you have made, appear on all the slides of
                 your presentation.






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