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Whether you start a presentation from scratch or you are using an already created presentation, you can add or insert a new slide any time. If you work from a blank presentation, a new slide would appear empty. If the presentation already has a design, th

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Microsoft PowerPoint - Techniques of Creating Slides

If you create a presentation using either the AutoContent Wizard or the Presentations property page of the New Presentation dialog box, a presentation with ready-made slides would be created for you. If you create a presentation from scratch, you would have to create your own slides as you see fit. The primary difference is that, the slides created from a presentation from scratch don't have any design: they are presented with a white background. This gives you complete freedom to customize their appearance.

Whether you start a presentation from scratch or you are using an already created presentation, you can add or insert a new slide any time. If you work from a blank presentation, a new slide would appear empty. If the presentation already has a design, that design would automatically be applied to it.


 

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