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Branding Consistency

resolvedResolved · Urgent Priority · Version 2007

Debra has attended:
PowerPoint Intermediate Advanced course

Branding Consistency

Is there a way to create compnay branded text boxes / shapes with specified fonts and colours which can be set as a default for other employees within my company can use so that all of our presentations are consistent

RE: Branding Consistency

Hi Debra

Thank you for your question. One way to approach this might be to create an appropriately formatted template and record macros (Tools > Macros > Record new macro) that automate the insertion of the shapes with the correct font and formats.

When a new presentation is created from the template the macros can be run whenever the specially formatted shapes need to be created. Macros can be given keyboard shortcuts to make them easier to run.

You could also make a dedicated toolbar with buttons for each of your macros (Tools > Customize > Toolbars > New) however the toolbar will not be attached to the template and so would not be available to users on on other computers. Instead it will remain on the computer where it was first created. In principle it is possible to make the toolbar appear for anyone using the template however this will require some VBA programming to set up.

I hope this is helpful - please do let us know if you have any further questions.

Kind regards,
Andrew

Tue 9 Jun 2009: Automatically marked as resolved.


 

PowerPoint tip:

Ways to make exact copies of shapes

There are several ways of making exact copies (duplicates) of shapes you have already drawn in PowerPoint:

1. Use Copy and Paste.

2. Select the shape you wish to duplicate and use Ctrl + D.

3. Select the shape to be duplicated, then hold down the Ctrl key while you drag to the position where you want the duplicate shape to appear.

View all PowerPoint hints and tips


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