On the other hand, it lets you resize to pretty much any size/aspect ratio you like. You don’t get anything quite like the Maximize / Ensure fit option that PowerPoint gives you Resize automatically uses Ensure Fit. With the guidance of PowerPoint MVP, Echo Swinford of Echosvoice, Steve was able to create the Resize add-in. potx file and change the slide size to Widescreen (because now the variants are stripped out)įellow PowerPoint MVP, Steve Rindsberg of PPTools, has made this conversion process even simpler. Clear as mud?*Īnd the solution is quite simple by just following these steps: pptx, variants are not stripped out of the template, so when you change size you get a variant theme. When I reached out to my colleagues, fellow PowerPoint MVP, Julie Terberg of Terberg Design, reminded me that this is caused by the original PowerPoint theme variants. You can also increase or decrease the font size one step at a time by clicking the Increase Font Size or Decrease Font Size buttons respectively. Entering a custom value for the font size.
Here’s what the slide looked like after I applied Design > Slide Size > Custom Slide Size > Slides Sized for: > Widescreen and Design > Slide Size > Custom Slide Size > Slides Sized for: > Width: 13.33” X Height 7.5” To do so, click the Font Size text field (not the drop-down arrow), type the value and press Enter. Before Slide: Before theme shown colors at right
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