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Old 10-28-2015, 02:23 AM
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Hi,

I'm creating a presentation where I need 2 different Slide Masters (with various different Layouts inside each Master).

Upon creating the 2nd Slide Master, I've noticed in the 'Design' tab that my presentation now also has a 2nd Theme attached to it.


Is that normal? Is there a way of creating a new Slide Master without automatically creating a new Theme?

As a result of this: when I want to change colors or fonts in my presentation, I need to do this separately for each Slide Master.

It's not a big problem, I'd simply like to understand Powerpoint better. That's why I'm asking.

Thank you!
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