One of the strangest things we have found in PowerPoint land is how people create quotation slides. By default, no version of PowerPoint has had a separate layout for quotation slides, and so most people just use the default text and bullet layout for quotation slides. Yes, they do make some small changes on the slides such as removing the bullets, and some adventurous folks may also play with the text treatment, but don’t expect any fancy quotation graphics or any changes in the slide layout.
Learn how you can create separate slides layouts for quotation slides in PowerPoint.
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