Marcela,

If you are not taking advantage of the benefits of using the "slide master", and you really do want lots of blank
slides....then I suggest creating one blank layout slide "Format slide layout blank". Then "insert menu duplicate
slide" lots and lots of times. That way you have lots of blank layouts.

Out of interest...what sort of 'content' are you using (pictures? diagrams?)?

Cheers
TAJ Simmons
microsoft powerpoint mvp

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Is there any way to configure PowerPoint 2003 so whenever I add a new slide, it will be a completely blank slide, no
"click here to add title", "click here to add text" boxes.. these are really annoying. I managed to get a completely
blank title slide (with the slide master view) but for the next slides, I have to either duplicate a previous blank
slide or choose blank slide in the panel every time. I just want a plain blank slide every time I hit Ctrl+M.
Thanks