Company A sends presentation to Company B and Company B wants to make it look
like their own. Must happen thousands of times/day, but I cannot find any
help to do that! Please help!

Are you Company B? if so it sounds very naughty to me and I am a newbie :-)

MoMo (Maureen)

"John" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Company A sends presentation to Company B and Company B wants to make it
> look
> like their own. Must happen thousands of times/day, but I cannot find
> any
> help to do that! Please help!

To do that effectively, Company A should design their presentations using a
well defined template. Then Company B uses a similar, well defined template
to change the look.

Naturally, this would mean that Company A and B need to work closely on this
one.


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Geetesh Bajaj
Author of Cutting Edge PowerPoint for Dummies
http://www.cuttingedgeppt.com





"John" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Company A sends presentation to Company B and Company B wants to make it
> look
> like their own. Must happen thousands of times/day, but I cannot find
> any
> help to do that! Please help!

In article <626B03F5-6E60-49B6-8DAE-(E-Mail Removed)>, John wrote:
> Company A sends presentation to Company B and Company B wants to make it look
> like their own. Must happen thousands of times/day, but I cannot find any
> help to do that! Please help!

Unless A and B are working together on this, it's not likely to happen.

The best I can suggest is intelligent use of templates plus something like our
ShapeStyles addin so you can create styles for Company B's use and apply them to
the shapes in other presentations as they come in.

http://www.pptools.com/shapestyles/

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