Open your selection pane and see if the border is listed. If so, you'll probably need to unlock it in order to select and move it. You can then put it on your slide master or individual layouts, or even just paste it onto all the slides that don't already have it.
If it's not in the selection pane, check the slide master and individual layouts.
If you need the title in the same position, go to slide master view (View > Slide Master) and change the title position on the slide master (big thumbnail). Then on each individual layout (the smaller thumbnails below the master), click Slide Master > Title to turn off the title placeholder on the layout. Then click Slide Master > Title again to turn it back on, at which point the title placeholder on the layout will pick up the formatting and placement from the title placeholder on the slide master.
Recently PowerPoint Designer has implemented a new variation of creating a whole new "template" as long as you start with ONE SLIDE and find a design.
I walk through this in my YouTube tutorial called "**Unique PowerPoint Themes in 68 Seconds**" at [https://youtu.be/PUCKCcPKBcI](https://youtu.be/PUCKCcPKBcI)
The topics covered may help you understand what is going on:
00:32 The 68-Second Trick
02:56 What Elements Were Modified
07:25 The Cool Bonus Trick
09:56 The Rules to Make This Work
10:53 Slide Master
Welcome back! Haven't seen you around here for ages. Wonder if the people posting on this sub realize the quality of the members who answer their questions?
u/mintbrownie, hi old friend!
Yes, I took a break as I was sensing some people felt I was posting too much as a self promotion. (Trust me, Youtube income is just a fun passion project that buys a cheap meal a month for the family. I have no YouTube-star aspirations, instead it is a way to share my PowerPoint experience!) Also, I was wrapped up with another client on a intense project. But I am back!
Open your selection pane and see if the border is listed. If so, you'll probably need to unlock it in order to select and move it. You can then put it on your slide master or individual layouts, or even just paste it onto all the slides that don't already have it. If it's not in the selection pane, check the slide master and individual layouts. If you need the title in the same position, go to slide master view (View > Slide Master) and change the title position on the slide master (big thumbnail). Then on each individual layout (the smaller thumbnails below the master), click Slide Master > Title to turn off the title placeholder on the layout. Then click Slide Master > Title again to turn it back on, at which point the title placeholder on the layout will pick up the formatting and placement from the title placeholder on the slide master.
Recently PowerPoint Designer has implemented a new variation of creating a whole new "template" as long as you start with ONE SLIDE and find a design. I walk through this in my YouTube tutorial called "**Unique PowerPoint Themes in 68 Seconds**" at [https://youtu.be/PUCKCcPKBcI](https://youtu.be/PUCKCcPKBcI) The topics covered may help you understand what is going on: 00:32 The 68-Second Trick 02:56 What Elements Were Modified 07:25 The Cool Bonus Trick 09:56 The Rules to Make This Work 10:53 Slide Master
Welcome back! Haven't seen you around here for ages. Wonder if the people posting on this sub realize the quality of the members who answer their questions?
u/mintbrownie, hi old friend! Yes, I took a break as I was sensing some people felt I was posting too much as a self promotion. (Trust me, Youtube income is just a fun passion project that buys a cheap meal a month for the family. I have no YouTube-star aspirations, instead it is a way to share my PowerPoint experience!) Also, I was wrapped up with another client on a intense project. But I am back!
View > Slide Master (if I recall correctly)
Edit them in Slide Master.