I have imported a slide from one presentation to another (using the re-use
slides option).

I now need to tell it to 'use' one of the standard slide layouts from the
presentation it is now in.

Although I can use the Layout option to select a new layout for the slide
concerned, this seems to place the new layout 'underneath' the old one. So
the pictures don't sit within the placeholders, but on top of them - ie. the
pictures and the borders are two separate items.

Is there a way to avoid this?

Thanks.
Sue

Were placeholders used in the original presentation?

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"Sue C" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have imported a slide from one presentation to another (using the re-use
> slides option).
>
> I now need to tell it to 'use' one of the standard slide layouts from the
> presentation it is now in.
>
> Although I can use the Layout option to select a new layout for the slide
> concerned, this seems to place the new layout 'underneath' the old one.
> So
> the pictures don't sit within the placeholders, but on top of them - ie.
> the
> pictures and the borders are two separate items.
>
> Is there a way to avoid this?
>
> Thanks.
> Sue

They are used in the presentation I am copying into, but not the one I am
copying from.



"Sue C" wrote:

> I have imported a slide from one presentation to another (using the re-use
> slides option).
>
> I now need to tell it to 'use' one of the standard slide layouts from the
> presentation it is now in.
>
> Although I can use the Layout option to select a new layout for the slide
> concerned, this seems to place the new layout 'underneath' the old one. So
> the pictures don't sit within the placeholders, but on top of them - ie. the
> pictures and the borders are two separate items.
>
> Is there a way to avoid this?
>
> Thanks.
> Sue