I'm using the pptx module to create a PowerPoint "Title and Content" slide. prs = Presentation() mySlide = prs.slides.add_slide(prs.slide_layouts[1]) I can "address" the title with either "title" attribute or the "placeholder[0]" attribute. # These both work. titlePlaceholder = mySlide.shapes.title titlePlaceholder = mySlide.shapes.placeholders[0] However, the only way I can figure out to "address" the "content box" on the "Title and Content" slide is with the "placeholder[1]" attribute. contentPlaceholder = mySlide.shapes.placeholders[1] Is there another way to "address" the content box? Is there something like a "content" attribute? # I'd like to use something similar to this. contentPlaceholder = mySlide.shapes.content Incidentally, my apologies in advance for any typos in my code examples. For corporate reasons, I can't access StackOverflow on the same system I do my Python programming, so I can't cut-and-paste. Continue reading...