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SOFTWARE ORIENTATION

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SOFTWARE ORIENTATION

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Most PowerPoint's basic text formatting tools are found on the home tab of the ribbon.

There are 2 groups of text formatting tools on the ribbon: the Font group and the Paragraph group.

They allow you to fine-tune the text on your slides right down to an individual character.

They also provide access to the Font and paragraph dialog boxes that give you more control over your text´s appearance.

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Click icon to add picture

Paragraph group

Font group

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CHOOSING FONTS AND FONT SIZES

Fonts are sets of characters, numbers, and symbols in a specific style or design.

There are 2 fonts: one font for the heading and one for the body text.

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USING AUTOFIT TO CHANGE TEXT SIZE

By default text in the placeholder boxes on a slide layout are set to auto fit so that if your type more text into them than will fit the text automatically gets smaller so that it will fit into the placeholder box.

Like this

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APPLYING FONT STYLES AND EFFECTS

Text on a PowerPoint slide can be boldfaced or italicized, underlined, or formatted with other attributes such as strikethrough or shadow.

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CHANGING FONT COLOR

An easy way to change text appearance is to modify its color.

Use the font color button in the font group to Access a palette of colors you can apply to selected text.

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COPYING CHARACTER FORMATS WITH THE FORMAT PAINTER

Format painter is a tool that copies formatting from one block of text to another.

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SET INDENTATION

Indentation controls the horizontal spacing of a paragraph much as line spacing controls its vertical spacing.

Indentation determines how far from the text box´s left and right margins the text appears.

1. Hanging: a reverse indent 2. First line: a standard first-line indent3. (none):removes any special indents for

the first line

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CREATING NUMBERED LIST

To place a list of itemized information in numerical order.

Numbered lists are used for procedural steps, action items, and other information where the order in which the items appear is significant.

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INSERT A WORDART GRAPHIC

You can format it in a number of ways. You can change the style from the word

art gallery.

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CHANGING THE WORDART FILL COLOR

The word art fill color is the color you see inside the word art characters.

You can change the fill color by using the color palette for the current theme or any other available color.

You can also apply a special effect fill to wordart such as a texture, gradient, or pattern.

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APPLYING A TEXTURE FILL TO WORDART

Texture are graphics that repeat top fill an object with a surface that resembles a familiar material such as straw marble paper or wood.

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CHANGING THE WORDART OUTLINE COLOR

Includes a colored outline around the edges of the word art characters.

You can fine-tune the outline color of the object.

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APPLYING SPECIAL EFFECTS TO WORD ART

You can apply special effects to your word art objects such as shadows reflections glows transformation and more.

shadowsreflections

glows transformation

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FORMATING TEXT WITH WORDART

You do NOT have to insert a word art graphic to use the word art slide.

Applying word art styles to regular text in a presentation is an additional way to format the text to customize the presentation

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ADDING A TEXT BOX TO A SLIDE

Text boxes can be used to a place text on a slide anyplace you want it

THIS IS A TEXT BOX

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RESIZING A TEXT BOX

Text boxes can be resized to make room for the addition of other text boxes or objects or to rearrange a text box´s contents.

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APPLYING FILL AND BORDER FORMATTING TO A TEXT BOX

To control over formatting applied a text box use the shape fill and shape outline tools to set the formatting for a text box

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APPLYING SPECIAL FILLS TO A TEXT BOX

Its not limited to plain solid colors for text box fills.

You can fill using gradients, patterns, textures, and pictures to create interesting special effects.

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APPLYING TEXTURESD AND PATTERN FILLS

Textures and pattern fills are alternative to plain colored fills.

A texture fill repeats a small graphic to fill the area

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CHANGING TEXT BOX SHAPE AND APPLYING EFFECTS

You can apply the same special effects to text boxes as you can to word art, drawn shapes, and other objects.

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CHANGING THE DEFAULT FORMATTING FOR NEW TEXT BOXES

If you are going to create lots of text boxes in a presentation, there are ways you can save time in formatting them.

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ORIENTING TEXT IN A TEXT BOX

You can change the text direction in a text box so that text runs from bottom to top or stacks one letter atop the other.

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SETTING THE MARGINS IN A TEXT BOX

PowerPoint helps you to set the margin in a text box.

Margins control the distance between the text and the outer border of the text box.

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CHANGING THE TEXT WRAP SETTING FOR A TEXT BOX

Depending on the type of text box and the way it was created, it may or may not be set to wrap the text automatically to the next line when the right margin is reached.

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ALIGNING TEXT BOXES ON A SLIDE

You can align the text box itself with other objects on the slide, including other text boxes.

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CHECKING SPELLING

The spelling feature compares each word in the presentation to its built-in and custom dictionaries, and flags and words that it does not find, plus any instances of repeated words, such as and and

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USING THE THESAURUS

A thesaurus is a reference book or utility that offers suggestions for words that are similar in meaning to the word you are looking up or that are opposite meaning.