Setting Portrait mode instead of landscape

Hi, not very very familiar with Keynote but I wanted to create a presentation that will run in portrait mode rather then typical landscape mode. I think you need to be able to change the aspect ratio but i dont know know where to do that. In the new Power Point (MSoffice 2007) it allows you to select Portrait or Landscape right up front in the properties section. Is there any similar area where this can be selected in Keynote ?
Thanks

This has been discussed in a previous thread in this forum. Search on the following phrase:
Re: Is it possible to change a slide to portrait orientation?
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