Article ID: 197698 - Last Review: September 26, 2001 - Revision: 1.0 PPT2000: Simulating Use of More Than One Template in PowerPointThis article was previously published under Q197698 On This PageSUMMARY
PowerPoint is restricted to applying only one template per presentation.
However, there are a few methods of simulating multiple templates within
one presentation.
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You can use any of the following methods for simulating the use of
multiple templates in a PowerPoint presentation.
Method 1: Turn Off Background ObjectsThis method prevents the graphic portions of the presentation template from appearing on the slide. The background color remains, but you can change it at the same time you turn off the background graphics.
Method 2: Save the Slide as a MetafileTo save the slide as a metafile, follow these steps:
Method 3: Branching to Another PresentationIf you want to include a series of slides with a different template or slide orientation than your original presentation, you can branch to another presentation.
For an invisible branch from the first presentation to the second presentation, click Play Settings on the Tools menu. Click the Hide While Not Playing check box and select the appropriate settings in the Start Play option box. When you play your presentation, the second presentation starts automatically, according to the settings you selected. After the branched presentation is finished, you can return to the slide in the original presentation from which you branched and continue. NOTE: If you are using PowerPoint Viewer to display a presentation that contains a PowerPoint presentation with a branch, you cannot branch to that presentation unless PowerPoint for Windows is also installed on the system.
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