Default slide size?

I noticed that the default slide size in Keynote '08 is now 1024 x 768. Does anyone know how or if you can change the "default" slide size to some other value? Kind of a pain to have to do it every time I create a document.

Well this is crazy. There just aren't that many variations in settings on this software. I can't imagine why this doesn't work for me.
Thanks.
edit: Nevermind! The Keynote preference file was corrupt. Deleting that fixed it for me. Sorry I didn't think of the obvious first. Amazing that it is corrupt on two different computers. Translating the .plist from iWork '06 components must cause some problems in some cases.
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