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This is what I've done thus far:I read on the internet about using something called a Slide Master in Powerpoint. However, I'm having a lot of trouble getting the title color to be uniform and I don't know if it's because I'm incompetent or the previous users did something advanced that is preventing me from doing so. What I'm trying to do is unify the presentation so that it looks nice by using one background, one font, etc. How do I change the font color for each slide in my powerpoint presentation? I inherited a presentation that has been edited by multiple people, each using different fonts, colors, backgrounds, etc. Powerpoint 2010 actually has a utility that can greatly expedite this process, as it makes it possible to change a font in your slideshow for a different one.

But this can be tedious to do individually on each slide, so you may be wondering how to change all instances of a font in Powerpoint 2010.

Dim R As Integer Dim G As Integer Dim B As Integer R = Val(InputBox('Please input red value')) G = Val(InputBox('Please input green value')) B = Val(InputBox('Please input blue value')) Dim oSld As Slide Dim oShp As Shape Dim oShapes As Shapes For Each oSld In ActivePresentation.Slides Set oShapes = oSld.Shapes For. Sub ChangeFontColor ' This will change the color of all PowerPoint text to the color you specify in RGB below ' It won't affect text in charts, pasted graphics, groups, etc.