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Yes, but after I do that, if I want to use that custom scheme in another presentation, it is not available, it is only available while in that presentation, I'd like to be able to use the custom scheme in future presentations.
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Yes, but after I do that, if I want to use that custom scheme in another presentation, it is not available, it is only available while in that presentation, I'd like to be able to use the custom scheme in future presentations.

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Showed me &nbsp;how to do what I want to do, and the add-in info was helpful.
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Showed me  how to do what I want to do, and the add-in info was helpful.

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In PPT 2003, when I customize a Slide Color scheme by changing say, the background color, then Add as a Standard Scheme, it will be available while in that presentation, but if I start a new presentation, or restart another session of PPT, it is not available, how can I make it available for future presentations?
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In PPT 2003, when I customize a Slide Color scheme by changing say, the background color, then Add as a Standard Scheme, it will be available while in that presentation, but if I start a new presentation, or restart another session of PPT, it is not available, how can I make it available for future presentations?

Using custom color scheme in PPT 2003 for future presentations

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