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Loading...All PowerPoint presentations contain one or more slides — and all slides are typically based on one of the available Slide Layouts (we call these just layouts for the rest of this tutorial). You can either choose a layout when you add a new slide — or even change the layout of your existing slides. Our sample presentation has 9 layouts but if your presentation has fewer or more layouts, that’s perfectly acceptable since the number of Slide Layouts available depends upon the active Theme of your presentation — what’s important though is that you will see the same number of layouts in both the New Slide and Layout galleries.
Learn how to duplicate, rename, and edit slide layouts in PowerPoint 2010 for Windows.
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