|  PP07S-1.4.1, PP07S-1.4.3 Before you print a presentation, you can use the Page Setup dialog box to set the proportions of your presentation slidesstandard and wide screen (New!)and their orientation on the page. You can also control slide numbering in the Number Slides From box. For a new presentation, PowerPoint opens with default slide page settings: on-screen slide show, landscape orientation, and slides starting at number one. Notes, handouts, and outlines are printed in portrait orientation. Control Slide Size 
 Click the Design tab.
 Click the Page Setup button.
 Click the Slides sized for list arrow.
 Click the size you want.
On-Screen Show for slides that fit computer monitor with ratios of 4:3 (standard), 16:9 (wide screen HDTV's) (New!), or 16:10 (wide screen laptops) (New!). Letter Paper for slides that fit on 8.5-by-11-inch paper. Ledger Paper for slides that fit on 11-by-17-inch paper. A3 Paper, A4 Paper, B4 (ISO) Paper, or B5 (ISO) Paper for slides that fit on international paper. 35mm Slides for 11.25-by-7.5-inch slides. Overhead for 10-by-7.5-inch slides that fit transparencies. Banner for 8-by-1-inch slides that are typically used as advertisements on a Web page. Custom to enter the measurements you want in the width and height boxes.
 Click OK.
For Your Information: Using Portrait and Landscape Together In PowerPoint, you can have only one slide orientation in a presentation. However, if you want to use portrait and landscape slide orientation in the same presentation, you can do it by creating a link between two presentations. For best results, place both presentations in the same folder on your computer. First, you create a link from the first presentation to the second presentation, and then create a link from the second presentation back. See "Creating Hyperlinks to External Objects" on page 248 for instructions on creating a link to another presentation. |
Customize Slide Proportions 
Click the Design tab. Click the Page Setup button. Enter a specific width in inches. Enter a specific height in inches. Click OK.
Change Slide Orientation 
Click the Design tab. Click the Page Setup button. Timesaver Click the Design tab, and then click the Slide Orientation button, and then click Portrait or Landscape.
To orient your slides, click the Portrait or Landscape option. To orient your notes, handouts, and outline, click the Portrait or Landscape option in the Notes, Handouts & Outline area. Click OK.
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