Orientation refers to the direction on the page the material runs. If the top of the paper is one of the narrow edges, it’s called Portrait; if the top of the paper is a wide edge, it’s Landscape. Figure 25-13 shows the difference in handout orientation.

You can also set an orientation for the slides themselves on the handouts. This is a separate setting that does not affect the handout page in terms of the placement of the header, footer, and other repeated elements.

Figure 25-14 shows the difference between portrait and landscape slide orientation on a portrait handout.

FIGURE 25-13
Portrait (top) and Landscape (bottom) handout orientation

FIGURE 25-14
Landscape (top) and Portrait (bottom) slide orientation.

To set either of these orientations, use their respective drop-down lists on the Handout Master tab, in the Page Setup group. See Figure 25-15.

FIGURE 25-15
Set orientation from the Page Setup group.

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