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Copying Settings

The Copy Settings options give you the ability to copy almost any setting
you can adjust in the program from one place to another. To use it, you
have to start by determining which setting you want to copy. That will help
you decide what level you need to use for the copy.

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The level of the copy is based on where the setting comes from. You can
Copy Settings between many areas:
• Between slides, including settings like slide time, fade time,
transition time, and more
• Between layers, including settings that can be configured for
layers like position, zoom, adjustments, and others
• Between captions, including font, size, position, and more
• Between layer keyframes, with settings like pan, zoom, opacity,
and others
• Between caption keyframes, with similar settings to layer
keyframes

It’s up to you to decide what you want to copy settings between, based on
the settings you intend to copy. Motion applied to a layer, for example,
requires that you copy settings between layer keyframes. On the other
hand, the font size and color of a caption requires that you copy settings
between captions.