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How to find master slides being used?
I know, Peggy -- this is still frustrating. My main method is to go to the slide master in question and put a big red circle in the middle of the master slide. I might do the same for other masters -- green circle, blue circle, etc. From the Story View, MOST of the slides will then be easily identifiable. When the circle isn't visible (hidden by a slide element), I have fewer slides I have to check manually.
Not ideal, but it has been working in lieu of a real solution.
Thanks for the quick response, David. I'm trying to create a new template, based on slides from previous courses. So, as you can imagine, Storyline is pulling in multiple masters, that I want to get rid of. I also find that I have to save, and close Storyline, occasionally, for the masters that I have deleted, to really go away.
I will get there. It's just more time-consuming that I'd like.
- DavidSteele15 years agoCommunity Member
Understood -- I feel your pain. When I pull in slides, I always pull them into a separate scene, replace each slide's master, delete the orphaned master and then put them where I want them in existing scenes. They do sneak in, though, and it is time consuming!