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Title masters play a role only if title slides are used in a presentation. The title master provides a template that dictates the look and feel of any title slides that are associated with it.
Title masters always have a direct child-parent relationship to a slide master. If a slide master has a title master then the title master will automatically guide the layout of any slides using the title-style layout.
If no slides associated with the slide master use the title-style layout, then their basic layout is always guided by the slide master.
If you want a title master to be associated with a slide master, you paste it into the slide master. A slide master can only have one title master. If a slide master already has a title master associated with it, pasting a new title master replaces the existing one.
To work with a title master you must first access its slide master using the following method from the TitleMaster class:
SlideMaster getSlideMaster()
To create a new title master use the following method from the Presentation class:
Clipboard createTitleMaster() [Presentation]
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