The simplest thing to do (IMHO) is drag the placeholder off the master so
that even if it 'reappears' you can't see it :-)
Lucy
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"Manc Shaun" <Manc...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Plus, if you delete placeholders, sometimes you'll get big white boxes on
the slide where the placeholders should be. Best way around these issues is
to make the font really tiny (1 or 2 pt) and size the placeholder
accordingly, then drag it just off the corner of the slide.
This way it doesn't (much) alter the view in your slide workspace in Normal
editing view.
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