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by - delegate Lisa [2 posts] (2008 Feb 4 Mon, 15:29) Reply

how do you adjust all the row heights when creating a table in powerpoint?

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by - trainer Mark gold contributer [180 posts] (2008 Feb 12 Tue, 14:15) Reply

Hi Lisa

When using a table in PowerPoint the main thing to remember is that is just like using table in Word so to help answer your question is when you need to adjust all the row in a table all you will need to do highlight all the row you want to adjust then from the table toolbar locate the button called
distribute rows evenly

Hope this helps you

Mark East

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Grouping objects

Sometimes you may want to move images, clipart, text boxes around your slide.

To effectively do this so they stay together you can group objects,

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2)Right clcik and select group.

No when you move one object the others will move with it.

You can remove the grouping by right clicking on the object and ungrouping.

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