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Applying a PowerPoint Theme
PowerPoint Theme is a way of applying different designs to the presentation. A theme (or design themes) includes a slide background graphic, color and font choices, and graphic effect settings.Some themes are built into PowerPoint so that they are always available; other themes are available only when you use certain templates, or when you specifically apply them from an external file.
To apply a PowerPoint theme from the GallerySelect the slide(s) that you wish to apply the theme.On the Design tab, in the Themes group, if the theme you want appears, click it, and skip the rest of these steps.If the theme you want does not appear, you will need to open the gallery by clicking on the More button (left to the Effects icon) in the Themes group.

The Themes gallery opens as shown below. The gallery is divided into sections with the current presentation appear at the top; custom themes you have added appear next and Built-in themes appear at the bottom.Click the theme you want to apply and it will show in the slide.
To apply a theme from a theme or template fileSelect the slide(s) that you wish to apply the theme.On the Design tab, in the Themes group, click on the More button to open the Themes gallery. From the Themes gallery dialog box, click Browse for Themes. The Choose Theme or Themed Document dialog box opens.Browse to the folder containing the file and select it. Click Apply.
To apply a theme to a new presentationFrom the Office button, click Open. The Open dialog box appears.From the Open dialog box displayed, open the File Type list and choose Office Themes.Navigate to the location containing the theme and select it. Custom themes are stored by default in:C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Templates\Document Themes Click Open.Note: For Windows XP, the default custom themes location is stored in:C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\Microsoft\Templates\Document Themes
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