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On 09/27/2012 06:27 AM, Alessandro Ghidotti Piovan wrote:
Hello all,
    I'm trying to create a template which has 4 slide master:

1) a title master
2) a summary master
3) a two-columns image and text master
4) a standard text master.

To design the template, I tried to add 4 slide masters each with a custom layout. The problem is that it seems I can't apply the default layouts to the slide masters. The only one which is accepted is the one with a title header and a text area with bullets list.

Can you help me to define a template containing a full set of masters for every kind of slide i'm going to present?
Thank you in advance

Please tell me what you want to have in each of the 4 slide masters you listed. This might help me to make some suggestions later in the form of a short presentation. Specifically, I'm interested in the layout for each master slide. Also, what default layouts do you want to apply to each of these master slides? There can be some confusion about slide masters. There are three terms that are used interchangeable: slide master, master side, and master page. When modifying a master slide, you can't directly apply default layouts to it. (You have already discovered this.) But what you can do is to use the tools in the toolbars to create layouts that match the default layouts. It takes more time than just clicking one of the default layouts.

--Dan

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