You have made too many slides.
The word "slides" has one syllable.
You can create as many slides needed for your powerpoint presentation, though when it comes over a hundred, the slides will appear bigger.
As many as are necessary.
The drawer slides are made of cold rolled steel strips. Thickness ranges from 1mm to 3mm depending upon the quality and the load of the slide. Though I do not know the manufacturing process of the slides myself(looking for the answer). But i guess it is made by Roll Forming process and CNC punchers to drill holes.
it helps in staining many slides at a time, as when we put many slides on a rack we can pour dye simoultaneously on all the slides and it will also help in reducing loss of extra dye or stain.
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One (is not the answer)
Slides are typically made of glass, while cover slips are also made of glass, but thinner and smaller in size. These materials are used in microscopy to hold and protect the specimen being examined under the microscope.
You can only really actually work with one at a time. However, if you are using a Master Slide, you can affect all slides on your presentation. You can also do things to some or all of your slides in the Slide Sorter, like setting transitions. How many slides you can have will depend on the amount of memory you have, but it is not good design practice to have too many slides in a presentation.
no obvisouly they dont... they are made for the carpet
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