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If I apply layout then other objects on the slide misplaced. Is there any
other way than Apply Layout.
 
Nikhil said:
If I apply layout then other objects on the slide misplaced. Is there any
other way than Apply Layout.
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Any other way to what?

When you start a new thread, you lose the context of the old thread, so you
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To fixed title, I applied slide layout. Because of which my goes at proper
place but other objects on the slide misplaced.

Can I place title at proper place without disturbing other objects on the
slide.

Thanks in advance

Nikhil
 
Nikhil,
It's not quite clear what you mean by fixed title. You can apply the 'only
title layout' to the slide which will put a title placeholder at the top of
the slide (task pane slide layout). If you have other objects like drawings
or pictures or text boxes you added yourself they will not move.

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Luc Sanders
MVP - PowerPoint
Nikhil said:
To fixed title, I applied slide layout. Because of which my goes at proper
place but other objects on the slide misplaced.

Can I place title at proper place without disturbing other objects on the
slide.

Thanks in advance

Nikhil

Echo S said:
Nikhil said:
If I apply layout then other objects on the slide misplaced. Is there
any
other way than Apply Layout.
Click to expand...

Any other way to what?

When you start a new thread, you lose the context of the old thread, so
you
have to fill in the blanks.

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If I apply layout then other objects on the slide misplaced. Is there any
other way than Apply Layout.
Click to expand...

There's already one thread going on this subject ... if you create additional
discussions, it just confuses things. I've replied to your original post with
a follow up question. Let's go from there.

Thanks.
 
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