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Tim Murray
System: MacBook Pro, 10.6.2, PowerPoint 12.2.3
I have one custom PPT template in my user templates folder, named TBT.potx.
It is the only file of that name on my entire hard disk. When I open my
regular presentation and click Slide Layouts, I get three entries:
- All Layouts
- TBT
- 1_TBT
To remove one of the TBTs I thought of an approach to clean house by force,
so I changed its file name to temp.potx. I hoped that by renaming it
PowerPoint would think it was gone and remove the references.
But it didn't help: When I reopened the file, the layouts are still there.
And further, if I remove the template entirely from my disk, they are also
still there.
Anyone know a way to clean these off?
I have one custom PPT template in my user templates folder, named TBT.potx.
It is the only file of that name on my entire hard disk. When I open my
regular presentation and click Slide Layouts, I get three entries:
- All Layouts
- TBT
- 1_TBT
To remove one of the TBTs I thought of an approach to clean house by force,
so I changed its file name to temp.potx. I hoped that by renaming it
PowerPoint would think it was gone and remove the references.
But it didn't help: When I reopened the file, the layouts are still there.
And further, if I remove the template entirely from my disk, they are also
still there.
Anyone know a way to clean these off?