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by - delegate Lynn [1 post] (2008 Feb 25 Mon, 16:55) Reply

how do you enter a table into a presentation

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by - trainer Mark gold contributer [287 posts] (2008 Feb 29 Fri, 12:06) Reply

Hello Lynn

the best way to do this is to use a table slide you can find this when you go to insert slide, when you do find the table slide and click on that

Then double click on where it says double click to add table, you will then be presented with a window to choose the columns and rows you want when you have done this click OK

You will then be able to use this how you feel fit

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To copy an object on your page

To copy an object on your page quickly and easily instead of using cut & paste, try this instead.

Select the object you want to copy by clicking on it.

Hold down the "CTRL" key on the keyboard.

Click (with the left mouse button) and drag the object to the new position. Simple & quick.

Now try it again but press the "Shift" key at the same time as the CTRL key, this will keep the objects aligned. Great for making diagrams etc.

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