If you want your title slides to look different from the others, click on this thumbnail and manipulate this master. For example, the one directly the Slide Master thumbnail is a sub-master for title slides. The other, smaller thumbnails on the left, beneath the Slide Master thumbnail, are sub-masters for slides made using the various available layouts. See also the lower left corner of the screen, just above the start button, where it says “Slide Master.” This proves that it is the Slide Master that is showing.
In order to work on the show as a whole, you will need to be sure that this thumbnail is selected, and that the Slide Master does indeed appear, as shown, in the main pane. At the left side of the window is, at the top, a thumbnail of the slide master. In the main pane is the Slide Master itself. There you will find the Slide Master View button:Ĭlick it, and the Slide Master will appear:īriefly – At the top, in the Ribbon, are all of the normal tools you would use to format and manipulate the content of a slide. To find the Slide Master, click the View Tab: The Slide Master is, effectively, the “backstage” of PowerPoint. These sorts of changes and additions to the presentation can be done very easily and efficiently with the Microsoft PowerPoint Slide Master. Or what if you needed the second-level bullets all to be a different color and have a different bullet character? Would you go to each of the slides that had second-level bullets and re-format them all individually? Many would. What would you do if, for example, you needed to insert the company logo into each slide in your 100-slide presentation? Would you insert the logo 100 times? Many would. What many don’t realize is that there is a “backstage” to PowerPoint. Naturally, as you are creating a PowerPoint presentation, you have recourse to formatting, transitions, animations and many other tools that will make a high-quality slide show. The same is true with Microsoft PowerPoint. Any good “show” involves more than meets the eye. The lights come up and down, scenery moves on and off stage, and actors enter in costume. When you go to see a play, or watch a television show, you are aware that there must be a lot going on backstage.
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