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Reuse Slides Task Pane enables you to add selected slides to the active presentation, there is another easier and more intuitive way to reuse your slides. You can drag selected slides from the source presentation and drop them within the newer presentation.
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Tagged as: 01-09, Interface and Basics, PowerPoint Tutorials, Working with Slides
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Ken Molay is president and founder of Webinar Success, a consulting firm that assists companies in producing and delivering effective and compelling web seminars. Ken combines a technical background with experience in corporate marketing and public presentations. He is a prolific blogger on the subject of web conferencing and its applications and has been quoted in the Wall Street Journal and industry publications. He is a frequent public speaker on the topic of more effective webinars.
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Duplicating a Slide Master is a little different than adding a new Slide Master from scratch. And it is a smarter option because you do not have to make the same changes all over again. Let’s explain this with a scenario. Imagine you have formatted your existing Slide Master by applying a Background Style, adding a logo, or even adding your own Picture placeholder layout. And now you want a new Slide Master that’s almost the same as your existing one, but you want a different Theme Colors set to be used.
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Tagged as: 04-07, PowerPoint Tutorials, Slide Master and Slide Layouts, Themes Templates Masters and Layouts
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Explore a curated collection of iSpring Solutions coverage spanning reviews, interviews, product updates, and milestone moments. This page brings together nearly two decades of insights into one of the most influential ecosystems in eLearning and PowerPoint based authoring.
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iSpring Suite Max: The Indezine Review
June 28, 2021
iSpring Suite Max: Conversation with Slava Uskov
December 3, 2020
iSpring Suite 9.7: The Indezine Review
August 28, 2020
iSpring Suite eLearning Authoring Toolkit for PowerPoint: Conversation with Slava Uskov
September 19, 2018
iSpring Cloud: Conversation with Slava Uskov
February 16, 2018
iSpring Suite 8: The Indezine Review
January 4, 2016
iSpring Pro’s Publish to YouTube: Conversation with Yury Uskov
July 27, 2015
iSpring Presenter 7: The Indezine Review
December 8, 2014
iSpring Converter: The Indezine Review
August 14, 2012
iSpring Converter’s PowerPoint to HTML5 Conversion: Conversation with Yury Uskov
July 13, 2012
Brandon Hall Award for iSpring: Conversation with Yury Uskov
June 24, 2011
iSpring Online: Conversation with Yury Uskov
March 23, 2010
SlideBoom Pro: Conversation with Yury Uskov
February 11, 2009
iSpring Free 3.5
August 20, 2008
SlideBoom: Conversation with Yury Uskov
August 16, 2008
iSpring Pro 3.5
August 2, 2008
FlashSpring Pro 2.2
August 7, 2007
FlashSpring Pro 2
March 3, 2007
FlashSpring Pro
August 25, 2006
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In your presentation, a Slide Master is the element that influences everything, be it the slide background or the fonts used for text. Despite having different layouts, all slides in a presentation share a common look, which is provided by the Slide Master. There will be at least one Slide Master in every presentation. However, while adding slides from other presentations, you may end up adding more Slide Masters inadvertently to your presentation. So how do you know how many Slide Masters your presentation contains? And how do you add another one? In fact, why do you need another Slide Master at all?
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Tagged as: 04-07, PowerPoint Tutorials, Slide Master and Slide Layouts, Themes Templates Masters and Layouts
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