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Colours / themes

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Reply Mon 18 Feb 2008, 15:52Delegate Amy said...

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Powerpoint Introduction course

Colours / themes

How do I changle the colouring of bullet points when they are assigned as part of the presentation's 'theme'?

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Reply Mon 18 Feb 2008, 16:34Trainer Mark said...

RE: Colours / themes

Hi Amy

Hope you are having a good day

The best way to format bullet point that are being used in a theme is to highlight the bulleted text, then go to format bullets and numbering and change the colour of the bullet point so that PP will then apply the colour to the bullets

If that does not work go to the slide master view and change it there that will certainly do the trick

Hope this helps, if you need anymore help with stuff either post another question or email me at mark

Mark East

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