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Every slide that you create in your presentation must have an associated master slide. When you first create a presentation, Keynote creates an initial slide based on the first master slide in the theme file. The slide is usually a Title slide of some sort . When you create a second slide in your presentation, Keynote automatically switches the slide master to the second master slide in the theme file. This is usually the Title & Bullets master. Subsequently, each new slide you create takes on the master slide layout of the slide that was selected when you chose Slide > New Slide, or clicked the New button in the Toolbar. You can change the master slide associated with any slide in your presentation. You'll want to do this often; for example, if you add a photo, you'll want to change the slide master to one that contains a photo cutout . To apply a master to a slide
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Reapplying master slidesSometimes you'll modify a slide, for instance by moving a graphic or text box, and then decide that your changes aren't quite what you want. Keynote allows you to reapply the format from the master slide to your current slide. When you do this, objects on your slide that you moved will return to their positions as defined in the master slide. Similarly, if you changed the text style or other attributes of the text boxes on the slide, they will return to their defaults from the master slide. To reapply a master slide
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