In PowerPoint VBA why there are multiple level of titles? What does it mean?

Jamualson

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  1. 2019
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  1. Windows
The following code is working and seems like if there was multiple level of titles:
ActivePresentation.SlideMaster.TextStyles(ppTitleStyle).Levels(1).Font.Size = 50

The body text has 5 levels, thats ok, but i don't know if the levels make sense for the title, since no matter which theme I apply, I see only 1 title level in slidemaster.

Am I missing something? Or why does the code work with let's say level 3? (works = runs without error but doing seemingly nothing)

Thank you very much
 

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I believe that currently titles can have only one level. Sometimes code that does not make sense runs but does nothing.

 
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