How to Remove the PowerPoint 2007 Theme
A theme is a feature in PowerPoint used to control the formatting of several elements at one time. Your chosen theme will control the colors, fonts, styles and layout of various items on each of your slides. The idea behind themes is to make it easy for the user to create a presentation featuring elements that complement each other. Every time you choose a theme for a presentation, formatting options are preselected for you. Every color and style within a particular theme is designed to create a presentation that has a uniformed, polished look. The Office theme is the default theme applied to all new PowerPoint 2007 presentations. If this theme is not desired, the user will have to change the theme by using commands on the PowerPoint Ribbon at the top of screen.
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Instructions
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Click the "Design" tab on the PowerPoint ribbon at the top of the screen.
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Click the "More" button in the themes group. This button is labeled with a line and a downward-pointing arrow. This will display the entire Themes gallery. Drag your mouse briefly over each theme to see its name and a preview of how it will change your presentation if you've already added some elements to your slides.
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Single-click the theme that you like to apply it to all slides in your presentation. If you're only interested in applying the new theme to the current slide, use your mouse to right-click the theme and choose "Apply to Selected Slides."
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Tips & Warnings
To change only the fonts or colors of a particular theme in your presentation, select the slide(s) that you want to change. Select multiple slides by holding down the "CTRL" key on your keyboard and single-clicking each slide with your mouse. Click the "Colors" or "Fonts" button in the Themes group area on the "Design" tab. Select a new font or color, right-click on it and choose "Apply to Selected Slides." To make these changes on all slides, simply single-click on the Color or Font theme of your choice.
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