Changing the slide size

I am trying to do a presentation in 11x17, I went into "page setup" and changed the size, but its still the standard 81/2 x 11... Is there something else that I'm supoosed to be doing???
thanks

Can you clarify what you want to do? Paper sizes are not how on-screen presentation dimensions are measured -- presentations are determined by pixel dimensions, which are set in the Document Inspector, in the Slide Size dropdown menu. Changing the Page Setup dimensions will change the paper size that the slides are printed on, but won't change the projected size.

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