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Mar 15, 2006
I have PowerPoint 2003 at school, but 2000 at home. When I
work on my presentation in either place, I have to change
the font size for each slide. Is there any way to avoid
doing this and to get consistency in the presentation no
matter which version I use? Thanks. Marie
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