ok i made a design template on photshop and when i saved it and applied it to the powerpoint it said it couldn’t. so when i save my design whate file doesn’ti…
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I chose a design template and applied it to every slide, but I had a picture as a background for one of the slides, now they overlap and it looks ugly. How do i…
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