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by dklippert
by lizzy
If using a table as Doug suggested, have you tried creating the six object slide in the format that you want? If you have, perhaps you can save it as a POT file instead of PPT or PPS.
Personally, I prefer working in "freehand" with Power Point and use blank layouts to insert pictures and\or text boxes where ever I want them and as many as I like. I simply use the CTRL+M shortcut key combo to add a new slide and go from there.
If I am not mistaken, Power Point 2003 will remember the last slide layout that you used and will automatically add that blank layout, so if you used the 4 picture layout, using CTRL+M will give you the same one for your next slide. (It's been a while since I used 2003 beta version as an evaluator--can't afford to buy the whole suite yet!)
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