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Templates are documents, workbooks, or presentations that are used in Office 2011 for Mac as starting points to build new files upon. When you save a file as a template, it becomes available in the templates gallery of Word, Excel, or PowerPoint. However, other PowerPoint versions for MacOS like 2011, 2019, and Office 365 subscription have this support. How to Convert PowerPoint to Video on Mac (PowerPoint for Office 365 for Mac, PowerPoint 2019 for Mac) Step 1. Open your PowerPoint presentation and click 'File'. From the options given, select 'Export'.

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Rather than using simple rectangle placeholders for your pictures, you can use various other shapes that appear almost silhouette-like. Yes, this is possible within PowerPoint! In fact, these custom picture placeholders can be created within PowerPoint, using nothing that’s not a part of PowerPoint. Of course this process is a little detailed, but not difficult!

Learn how to create custom shaped picture placeholders in PowerPoint 2011 for Mac.

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Has it ever happened that you wanted to include just a few slides in your slide show rather than displaying the entire presentation? Then youneed not delete the slides that need not be shown, nor do you need to create a whole new presentation containing only the slides to be shown. Allyou need to do is to create a Custom Slide Show! So, what's a custom slide show? Think of your individual slides as songs within a playlist, usingthe playlist analogy, your custom slide show is a playlist of those songs, you just substitute songs for slides! Even better, since this is like aplaylist, you do not have to delete the slides that are not used. And there's more, you can create any number of playlists, errrr custom slideshows!

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Follow these steps to learn how to create a Custom Slide Show in PowerPoint 2011:

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1. Open the presentation in which you wish to create a Custom Slide Show.
2. Access the Slide Show tab on the Ribbon, as shownhighlighted in red within Figure 1 and click the Custom Shows button (shownhighlighted in blue within Figure 1). This brings up a drop-down menu, within this drop-downmenu, click the Edit Custom Shows option, as shown in Figure 1.
   Figure 1: Edit Custom Shows option
3. This brings up the Custom Shows dialog box, as shown in Figure 2. Note that the area on the left, highlightedin blue is completely blank, that's because this particular presentation contains no custom slide show yet. Withinthis dialog box, now click the New button, shown highlighted in red within Figure 2.
   Figure 2: Custom Shows dialog box
4. This will open the Define Custom Show dialog box, as shown in Figure 3.
   Figure 3: Define Custom Show dialog box
   All the options within the Define Custom Show dialog box are explained below, as marked in Figure 3, above:
   

   A. Slide show name:

   Here you can provide name for your Custom Slide Show. By default PowerPoint may just call thisCustom Show 1, but you can type in a new, more descriptive name.
   

   B. Slides in presentation:

   Shows a list of slides within the current presentation. To select slide(s), click the slide name. Toselect multiple slides, select the first slide, and then press the Shift or Command key to select more slides.
   

   C. Add:

   This button adds the selected slides from the Slides in presentation area to theSlides in custom show area. Note that unless you select some slides within the Slides in presentation area, theAdd button stays greyed out. Do note that you can also add the same slide more than once.
   

   D. Remove:

   This button removes selected slides from the Slides in custom show area. Note that unless you select aslide within the Slides in custom show area, the Remove button stays greyed out.
   

   E. Slides in custom show:

   Once you add the slides, this area shows the list of slides within the current custom show.Figure 4, below shows four slides added within Slides in custom show list (highlighted inred).
   Figure 4: Slides added within Slides in custom show list
   

   F. Re-order:

   The Up and Down buttons (highlighted in blue withinFigure 4, above) are active only when there are slides added within Slides in custom show list. Use theUp and Down buttons to re-order the sequence of the selected slide(s).
   Click the OK button to create your custom show.
5. This brings you back to the Custom Shows dialog box, as shown in Figure 5. The custom show created can be seenwithin this dialog box (compare with the similar dialog box in Figure 2, shown earlier on this page).
   Figure 5: Custom Shows dialog box with the custom show listed
   To preview the custom show, select it from the list and click the Show button, as shown highlighted inred within Figure 5 above.
6. Within the Custom Shows dialog box, you will find few other buttons also (see Figure 5).They are:
   • New: Creates new custom shows.
   • Edit: Used to edit a selected custom show.
   • Remove: Deletes an existing, selected custom show.
   • Copy: Used to create a duplicated copy of the selected custom show. This option is very useful if you want to create similarcustom shows where only a few slides differ.
7. Once you are happy with your custom show, click the Close button, highlighted in blue withinFigure 5, above.
8. To play your custom show in PowerPoint, explore our Playing Custom Shows in PowerPoint 2011 tutorial.

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