Outlining

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Outlining

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by - delegate Helen [1 post] (2008 Aug 26 Tue, 16:24) Reply

Did not quite grasp what this was all about.

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RE: Outlining

by - trainer Simon gold contributer [188 posts] (2008 Sep 10 Wed, 14:41) Reply

Hi Helen,

Thank you for your question.

Your question has been re-assigned to me.

The Outline pane appears on the left when you change your view to Normal.

The Outline view in PowerPoint is the text based version of your presentation. Every time you type text onto a slide, the text will appear in the Oultine pane against a numbered slide icon.

You can use the Outline pane to create text based slides such as bulleted slides by using Tab and Shift+Tab buttons on your keyboard or using the Promote and Demote buttons on the Outlining toolbar.

I hope this answers your question.

Regards

Simon

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Powerpoint tip:

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,

1)Highlight all the objects, by either dragging around the objects or holding down the CONTROL key and selecting the objects

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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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