Then reapply the Master presentations Header & Footer after the slides have been Reused. In such cases the presentaion specific data in the footers would not be present/known.Īll I can suggest that will work every time is to make sure the file from which the slides are taken has no Header & Footer. In the slide thumbnails on the left side, click the slide that you want to copy: To select multiple sequential slides, click the first slide, press Shift, and then click the last slide that you want. Or Sharepoint (even produced by graphic designers). Click View, and then in the Presentation Views group, click Normal. Such slides could be available to an entire organisation through a network share The feature is probably intended for reusing standard content slides eg diagrams. What you are experiencing seems to be normal for PowerPoint but probably not what you'd expect. Even this is not perfect as in some cases the footer on the Reused slides my display in a font not consistant with the rest of the presentation. Select a slide in the orignal presentation (the one you have added the slides to), and use the Insert tabs Header & Footer, then Apply to All button to resetĪll the footers to the one on the slide you have selected. The only workaround I can suggest is that after adding the slides with the Reuse option.
However in both cases if both presentations have footers then the footer content is transfered to the inserted slides form the other presentaion, for the inserted slides only. If the tick is removed the additional slides are not added to the Slide Master. " appears to happen when the option for Keep source formatting is ticked (bottom left corner of the Reuse Slide Task Pane). I've done a bit more testing and the symptoms you describe "it added few more slides within the 'slide master'
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