(Digital notebooks with tabs, file cabinet drawers and folders, days of the week on weekly planners, etc.)

For Google Slides users:

1. Click on Edit > Find and Replace.
2. In Find, type the text you want to replace.
3. In Replace with, enter your new text.
4. Choose Replace all to update everything at once, or use Previous and Next to navigate and change specific instances.

For PowerPoint users:

1. Go to the Home tab and click on Replace.
2. In Find what, type the text you want to replace.
3. In Replace with, enter your new text.
4. Choose Replace all to update everything, or use Find next to change only selected instances.

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For PowerPoint users:

1. Click on File > Export.
2. Select Create PDF/XPS Document, then click Create PDF/XPS again.
3. A dialog box will open—choose where to save your PDF and rename it if needed.
4. Click Publish, and your presentation will be saved as a PDF.

For Google Slides users:

1. Click on File > Download as.
2. Select PDF Document (.pdf)—and you're done!

Saving as a PDF is useful if you want to share your presentation with someone who doesn’t have PowerPoint or a Google account. It’s also great for corporate templates, company presentations via email, or even printing brochures.

If you're having this issue in PowerPoint, it's likely because the font used in the template isn't installed on your computer.

We usually use Google Fonts, which are free to download. You can find the font name on the last slide of the presentation. Simply go to the Google Fonts website, search for the font, download it, and install it on your computer.

This issue shouldn't occur with Google Slides templates, as Google Slides automatically supports Google Fonts.

If the issue persists or you still experience trouble with the font, feel free to send us an email at hello@slidesverse.com, and we’ll be happy to help!

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For Google Slides users:

1. Click on File > Download as.
2. Select Microsoft PowerPoint (.pptx), and the file will be saved as a PowerPoint presentation.

For PowerPoint users:

1. Log in to your Google Drive account.
2. Click New > File Upload and upload your PowerPoint presentation.
3. Once uploaded, right-click the file and select Open with > Google Slides.
4. This will create a copy of the PowerPoint file in Google Slides format.

This way, you can easily switch between the two formats!