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by - delegate Jason [1 post] (2008 Aug 5 Tue, 15:56) Reply

how do you create a folder

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by - trainer Amanda diamond contributer [1252 posts] (2008 Aug 19 Tue, 11:10) Reply

Hello Jason

Thank you for your question and welcome to the forum.

If you are working in PowerPoint, you can create a folder when you save a file.

Go to File - Save as. To the right of the Save in window, there is a button with a picture of a folder with a star in the top right corner. If you click this button, you can create a new folder. Type in a name for the folder and press Enter.

Amanda

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Change an AutoShape to a different shape quickly

Having drawn and formatted an AutoShape, you can quickly change the existing shape to a different one while still preserving the formatting changes you made. Follow these simple steps:

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