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11-02-2021, 10:17 AM
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Is there a way to apply style to text globally?
For example, if you wanted the same size footnote on the bottom of the slide, with the same location, same font size, same line space etc., but also wanted to keep any italicized or bolded portions of the text intact.
ShapeStyles from pptools was a really great 3rd party solution, but it has problems with 365 in 64 bit Format painter is a weak solution for this at best 
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Windows XP 
Office 2007
Linear Mode
