Select a SHAPEtool. 2. Hold SHIFT as you click and drag to deine the shape on the slide. Release the mouse before you release the SHIFT key. In the DRAWING group on the HOME ribbon select a line from the SHAPE gallery. Go to the ILLUSTRATIONS group on th
1. Select a SHAPEtool. 2. Hold SHIFT as you click and drag to deine the shape on the slide.
3. Release the mouse before you release the SHIFT key.
Drawing Objects From Centre Outwards Sometimes, it’s useful to draw a shape by anchoring its centre point and then dragging. his is particularly useful when trying to position things accurately on a slide. To draw an object from the centre out: Mouse 1. Select a Shape Tool. 2. Hold CTRL as you click and drag to deine the shape on the slide. 3. Release the mouse before you release the CTRL key. You can draw a perfectly regular shape from the centre outwards by holding down SHIFT + CTRL as you draw the shape. Drawing Lines To draw Lines Mouse1. In the DRAWING group on the HOME ribbon select a line from the SHAPE gallery.
Or Download free ebooks at bookboon.com PowerPoint 2010 97 5 Objects2. Go to the ILLUSTRATIONS group on the INSERT ribbon and click on the SHAPES button to open the
shapes menu.3. You can click on the FREEFORM BUTTON to draw an object with both curved and straight segments.
Drag to draw freehand shapes; click and move the mouse to draw straight lines. 4. To end a shape and leave it open, double-click at any time. To close a shape, click near its starting point. 5. he Scribble button can be used to and drag out a shape that looks more like it was drawn with a pen or to create smooth curves Selecting Objects Any shape or line that you draw is called an OBJECT and must be selected before you can move, resize or format it. Selected objects display eight resizing handles around them. Please click the advert Download free ebooks at bookboon.com PowerPoint 2010 98 5 Objects To select one object: Mouse 1. Click on the object. To select several objects: Mouse 1. Click on the irst object.2. Press the CTRL key. Click on each other object in turn. Or
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» Select FILE TAB and SAVE Click on theQUICK ACCESS toolbar Press CTRLS Click on Save.
» You can also press the DELETE key to delete slides
» On the DESIGN ribbon, click on the BACKGROUND STYLES button from the BACKGROUND group.
» On the HOME ribbon in the PARAGRAPH group use the drop down arrow to the right of the BULLETS
» Click on drop down arrow of type of label you wish to add or remove from the LABELS group.
» Press the CTRL key. Click on each other object in turn. Or
» Select the FORMAT ribbon, SHAPE FILL command from the shape styles group to open a menu.
» Go to the DRAWING group on the HOME ribbon and select one of the CONNECTORS from the shapes
» Click on the drop down arrow on the CHANGE COLOURS button
» Select the FORMAT ribbon, SIZE groupand click on the CROP button
» Select the object then Press the CTRL key. Click OK
» Press ENTER to start a new paragraph within the same cell or SHIFTENTER to start a new line.
» Choose the DESIGN ribbon, go to THEMES. Choose APPLY TO SELECTED SLIDES.
» Go to MASTER SLIDE view. Click on the PRESERVE Master button.
» Select EFFECT OPTIONS from the list Apply other options as needed. Choose OK.
» Select Add Efect and choose from theMotion Paths. 3. Choose custom path,
» Click on the from beginning button on the slideshow ribbon.
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