Hold Option (Mac) or Ctrl (Windows) and drag the resize handle of either line left or right to adjust the size of the lines to match the length of the text box.ġ1. Right-click on one of the lines and select Group > Group.ġ0.
Get the lines back to normal by clicking the up arrow.ĩ. Notice that the line width is only decreasing on one side, making the line In the (Shape) Format tab to the right next to Width, click on the down arrow a few times to try it out:ħ. (If a menu appeared when you released your mouse, select Copy Here.)Ħ. While holding Option–Shift (Mac) or Ctrl-Shift (Windows), click on the line and drag a duplicate under the text box. Let's create another line under the text box. Click the Arrange button and go to Align > Align Center.Ĥ. Starting above the top-left corner of the text box, hold Shift and drag right to create a horizontal line.ģ. In the Insert tab, click the Shapes button, and under Lines, select the first one, Line.Ģ. Let's create horizontal dividers above and below the text.ġ. NOTE: Holding Option (Mac) or Ctrl (Windows) while dragging equally resizes multiple sides of a box (two if dragging from an edge resizing handle and all four sides if dragging from a corner resizing handle). While holding Option (Mac) or Ctrl (Windows), drag the leftmost center resizing handle drag it to the right until only the words major city are on the fifth line. Alternatively, Mac users can choose Arrange > Align or Distribute > Align Center.Ģ0. With the bounding box still selected, in the Home tab, in the Drawing section, click the Arrange button and go to Align > Align Center. Click the arrow part of the Font Color button, and under the second theme color, choose Blue-Gray, Text 1, Darker 25% (second from bottom).ġ9. With the bounding box still selected, click the Bold button to remove the bold formatting.ġ8. In the Font section, click the Increase Font Size button once to change the font size to 28.ġ7. Mac: You can also go to Format > Alignment > Align Left).ġ6. (In the Home tab, in the Paragraph section, click the Align Left button. Click on the text box's bounding box so we can change the text formatting.ġ5. Windows: Right-click on the second text box's bounding box and from the Paste Options, select Keep Text Only.ġ4.In the dialog, choose Unformatted Text and click OK. Do the instruction for your platform to paste the text: In Content.pptx, highlight the quote that starts with Data from.
POWERPOINT MAC EDIT MASTER FOR THAT SLIDE HOW TO
To get the quote from the Content.pptx presentation, do the instruction for your platform (last time we are giving instructions on how to switch windows!):ġ0. In the (Shape) Format tab, on the right, set Height to 3.24" and Width to 6.86."ĩ. On the slide, drag the cursor to create a medium-sized text box:Ĩ. Switch to the Insert tab and click the Text Box button.ħ. Click the arrow part of the New Slide button to show different slide templates.ĥ. Click on the Home tab if it's not already selected.Ĥ. We do this so that when we add a new slide, it will go after this one.ģ. Click on the What Is Coworking? slide (Slide 2).
POWERPOINT MAC EDIT MASTER FOR THAT SLIDE WINDOWS
In PowerPoint, go to File > Open to open the next project.ģ. Let's do something creative with it instead.ġ. We don't want to keep that format because it is so common. The content in the old presentation is in the form of a bullet slide. In this exercise, you'll work on a Quote slide.
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