John Wilson said:
"Take me to your litres, Earthling. ;-)"
They understand litres in the US!? ;-)
If properly taught, we can understand almost anything. And I can't imagine a
better way to teach the concept of "litre (or liter)" than handing the student
that much beer.
Lesson two: we compare the litre said:
PS I dont think the method above will permanantly change the colour scheme,
you could either
4a add to standard color schemes or with the scheme applied save as > save as
type design template .pot - > filename "blank"
Right ... changing the scheme or adding it as a new standard scheme would apply
only to the template contained in the current presentation, not to PPT as a
whole or to any other presentations.
If you simply needed to update existing presentations based on the same
original template as the current one, you could also:
1) Save the current presentation after modifying the color (or litre if you
prefer) schemes
2) Open another presentation based on the same template
3) Choose Format, Slide Design, click "Design Templates, in the the Slide
Design pane, then use Browse (at bottom of pane) to choose the modified file
you just saved.
That'll bring in the new standard schemes you saved in the original and, since
the template's otherwise the same, shouldn't have any other effect on the
presentation.
Or ... why didn't I think of this before? ... Shyam's Color Scheme Manager.
http://skp.mvps.org/csm.htm
Shyam's an equal opportunity speller: The page and menu say "color", but the
dialog box title has it as "colour". Ever the diplomat ... ;-)
