IIS - Change the Page Orientation for one slide in PowerPoint 2007

Hello,

I have a PowerPoint 2007 presentation with 20 slides.  I need to make the
Orientation for one of the slide Potrait but when I do all of them change to
Potrait.  Is there a way to change the Orientation for one slide.

Thanks,

  Marily replied...

Sorry I posted this question in wrong section

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