| If you want to change the appearance of each instance of a slide element, such as all the title fonts or all the bullet characters , you don't have to change every slide individually. Instead, you can change them all at once using a Master . PowerPoint updates the existing slides, and then applies your settings to any slides you add. Which master you open depends on what part of your presentation you want to change. The Slide Master controls all slides that do not use the Title Slide AutoLayout, while the Title Master controls the look of your title slide. View the Slide Master -
 | Click the View menu, point to Master, and then click Slide Master. | -
 | Click the Close Master View button on the Slide Master View toolbar. | TIMESAVER You can view a master quickly. Press and hold the Shift key, point to a view button to determine the master, and then click a view button to go to a master view.  View the Title Master -
| | Click the View menu, point to Master, and then click Slide Master. | -
| | Click the slide miniature of the Title Master. | -
 | Click the Close Master View button on the Slide Master VIew toolbar. |  View the Notes Master -
Click the View menu, point to Master, and then click Notes Master. The Notes Master controls the look of your notes pages. -
| | Click the Close Master View button on the Notes Master View toolbar. |  View the Handout Master -
Click the View menu, point to Master, and then click Handout Master. The Handout Master controls the look of your handouts. -
| | Click the button on the Handout Master View toolbar with the number of slides you want on your handout pages: one, two, three, four, six, or nine. | -
| | Click the Show Positioning Of Outline button to set how the outline appears. | -
 | Click the Close Master View button on the Handout Master View toolbar. |   |
