>From: Michele Zarri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Subject: [users] Multiple Masters in Impress
>Hello Roderik,
>Will try again to explain, maybe it is a terminology problem: I will try to
>adopt yours.
>I have a presentation with two different types of pages, say type A and type
>B.
>They have a different background image, different alignment of the text,
>different size of the bullet points, of the title and subtitle styles,
>visible elements (e.g. date/time) and so on...
>Now I want to mix in the same presentation the some type A and some type B
>pages.
>So I thought the best way was to create a master for type A and a master for
>type B, but I did not manage to do that.
>Manual formatting is of course an option, but I discovered that the special
>formatting is lost when I convert the presentation to MS power point which
>reverts the text to the "master" style.
>Cheers,
>Michele
This can be done. If you are going to use different master slides in the
same presentation, how you chose the master slide for each slide is slightly
different. Normally to select a master slide, you left click your choice and
then make any changes in it using View > Master > Slide Master. Use View >
Normal to protect the master slide from further changes.
If you want to use multiple master slides, select the slide and then
RIGHT CLICK your master slide choice. From the context menu, select Apply to
selected slides. Make the changes in this master slide you desire. Use View >
Normal to protect the master slide.
Dan
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