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Further modifications to the default text areas
Besides the shape, size and position, it is also possible to modify other
aspects of the 5 areas of the slide master, such as the background, add
a border, alignment relative to the slide and position relative to other
objects.
While background style and line style of an area can be accessed from
the Format menu, in order to access the Alignment and Arrange menus
you need to either open the Drawing toolbar or use the context menu.
To display the Drawing toolbar (Figure 23), select it in
View > Toolbars; to open the context menu, right-click on the edge of
the rectangular area after selecting it. On the Drawing toolbar, click
the arrow next to the Alignment or Arrange icon (highlighted in Figure
23) to display choices. See the
Draw Guide
for details.
Figure 23: The Drawing toolbar
The date area, footer area, and slide number area do not automatically
appear on every slide, even though you have defined them. In order to
show them, you need to close the Master View and select the desired
field from the menu: Insert > Page number or Insert > Date and
time. This procedure is explained in detail in Chapter 8 (Adding and
Formatting Slides, Notes, and Handouts).
Adding text to all slides
Some of the supplied slide masters have text objects in the footer. You
can add other text objects to the master page for your slides to act as a
header or a footer.
1) Choose View > Master > Slide Master from the menu bar.
2) On the Drawing toolbar (see Figure 23), select the Text icon.
3) Click once and drag in the master page to draw a text object, and
then type or paste your text into the object or add fields as
described below.
4) Choose View > Normal when you are finished.
To add a field, such as the date or page number, to a text object in the
header or footer, choose Insert > Fields. and select the required field
from the submenu. If you want to edit a field in your slide, select it and
choose Edit > Fields.
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