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All of the characteristics of slide masters are controlled by

styles

. The

styles of any new slide you create are inherited from the slide master

from which it was created. In other words, the styles of the slide

master are available and applied to all slides created from that slide

master. Changing a style in a slide master results in changes to all the

slides based on that slide master; it is, however, possible to modify

each individual slide without affecting the slide master.

Note

Although it is highly recommended to use the slide masters

whenever possible, there are occasions where manual changes

are needed for a particular slide, for example to enlarge the

chart area when the text and chart layout is used.

Slide masters have two types of styles associated with them:

presentation styles

and

graphic styles

. The pre-packaged presentation

styles can be modified, but new presentation styles cannot be created.

However, not only can the pre-packaged graphic styles be modified,

but new graphic styles can also be created.

What are styles? Why use them?

A style is a set of formats that you can apply to selected items in your

presentation to quickly change their appearance. When you apply a

style, you apply a whole group of formats at the same time. For

example, a style defines the font, type size, indents and spacing, tab

stops, and other characteristics of text; and the area fill and line style

of a frame or other object.

Using styles gives you more control over the entire presentation.

Although you can manually change each slide one element at a time,

any manual changes you make apply only to that one slide. If you have

several slides with the same elements, you would have to change those

elements of each slide if you wanted your slides to have a consistent

appearance. When you do this manually, how can you be sure you

changed every slide that needs to be changed?

However, if you assign a style to each of the elements you add to your

slides, changing the style for that element changes all the slides

containing it. Thus, by using styles, you can eliminate most of the work

required for changing manually created slides.

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