![]() If you don’t get a Title Master, with the new Slide Master selected in the left pane, choose Insert>New Title Master. To create a second slide master in PowerPoint 2003, choose Insert>New Slide Master.You can right-click and choose Format Background or insert content on the Slide Master. Make the changes you want to the background.Otherwise, apply changes to the layouts individually. If you’re using 2007 or 2010, click the larger layout thumbnail–it looks like the Title & Content layout– if you want your changes to apply to all layouts. In 2003, start by formatting the Title Master if you want it to be different from the Slide Master.Press Shift and click the Normal View icon at the lower-left (2003) or lower-right (2007/2010) corner of the screen to go into Slide Master view.Choose a color scheme or theme colors.To apply it, click the Design tab and select it from the Themes gallery. In PowerPoint 2007/2010, you would probably save a theme. In PowerPoint 2003, click Design on the Formatting toolbar to open the Slide Design task pane. If you’ve saved a “better” theme or template, apply it.But you can start with the default template or theme if you want. Let’s go through the process of creating a presentation with two backgrounds.īefore I start, I want to refer you to another tip of mine, “ Create a better PowerPoint template.” That’s because I’ll use that template (actually a PowerPoint 2007/2010 theme) as the starting point. This especially becomes difficult when they want more than one background. As a result, they create all sorts of workarounds like putting full-slide images on every slide (which makes for a HUGE file). I’ve discovered that many presenters don’t know how to use PowerPoint’s slide master.
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