1. Instructions Clear any pre-set text boxes on your slide.
Go to the Home tab.
Click on the square box shape in the area left of Arrange and right of Text Direction
Make box as big as your slide, with the line being a space a couple of centimeters from the edge.
Go to Shape Outline, left of Find, and Right of Quick Styles to change the color or thickness of the line, (For thickness go to weight)
If you have a section that consists of more than one PowerPoint slide for one title, you will slightly extend the bottom of the first one, extend the top and bottom of the middle slide/s, and extend the top of the last slide.

2. Change these Titles as needed
Leave enough room from the Title. Copy and paste each slide from the template so that the boxes are aligned, especially if your using multiple slides AND the titles are all the same distance from the words.
If your not using the full slide, pull up the border.

3. Example on Multiple Slides: Numbering
Clear any pre-set text boxes on your slide.
Go to the Home tab.
Click on the square box shape in the area left of Arrange and right of Text Direction
Make box as big as your slide, with the line being a space a couple of centimeters from the edge.
Go to Shape Outline, left of Find, and Right of Quick Styles to change the color or thickness of the line, (For thickness go to weight)
If you have a section that consists of more than one PowerPoint slide for one title, you will slightly extend the bottom of the first one, extend the top and bottom of the middle slide/s, and extend the top of the last slide.

4. Clear any pre-set text boxes on your slide.
Go to the Home tab.
Click on the square box shape in the area left of Arrange and right of Text Direction
Make box as big as your slide, with the line being a space a couple of centimeters from the edge.
Go to Shape Outline, left of Find, and Right of Quick Styles to change the color or thickness of the line, (For thickness go to weight)
If you have a section that consists of more than one PowerPoint slide for one title, you will slightly extend the bottom of the first one, extend the top and bottom of the middle slide/s, and extend the top of the last slide.
Go to Shape Outline, left of Find, and Right of Quick Styles to change the color or thickness of the line.

5. Clear any pre-set text boxes on your slide.
Go to the Home tab.
Click on the square box shape in the area left of Arrange and right of Text Direction
Make box as big as your slide, with the line being a space a couple of centimeters from the edge.
Go to Shape Outline, left of Find, and Right of Quick Styles to change the color or thickness of the line, (For thickness go to weight)

6. Example on Multiple Slides: Bullets
Clear any pre-set text boxes on your slide.
Go to the Home tab.
Click on the square box shape in the area left of Arrange and right of Text Direction
Make box as big as your slide, with the line being a space a couple of centimeters from the edge.
Go to Shape Outline, left of Find, and Right of Quick Styles to change the color or thickness of the line, (For thickness go to weight)
If you have a section that consists of more than one PowerPoint slide for one title, you will slightly extend the bottom of the first one, extend the top and bottom of the middle slide/s, and extend the top of the last slide.

7. Clear any pre-set text boxes on your slide.
Go to the Home tab.
Click on the square box shape in the area left of Arrange and right of Text Direction
Make box as big as your slide, with the line being a space a couple of centimeters from the edge.
Go to Shape Outline, left of Find, and Right of Quick Styles to change the color or thickness of the line, (For thickness go to weight)