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In Powerpoint, there are no themes under Design on the ribbon, except for one called Office. (And a dark version of same.)
If I choose File/New from Template, the top says Personal, and there is a folder called Office Themes. It appears that all the themes are in there.
Why, then, do they not show on the Design tab, so I can apply them to an existing presentation?
I don't know what to do??
**powerpoint version:**16.69.1
MacOS version: Big sur(11.7.3)
A family of Microsoft presentation graphics products that offer tools for creating presentations and adding graphic effects like multimedia objects and special effects with text.
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no nothing happened
I would not follow the repair advice (yet).
If your Design Tab looks like this.
It usually means you (or an AddIN) have edited the Ribbon In File > Options > Customize Ribbon
Is this a possibility?
Go back to File > Options > Customize ribbon
Select DESIGN in the right hand menu and click RESET and OK
I made a new presentation but in that presentation there were also o themes available in design tab...
Can you please tell me how can I repair it??
Just so you know compatibility mode and a custom theme do NOT prevent the built in themes showing.