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ReplyWed 9 Sep 2009, 15:58Delegate Andrea said...

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Paintbrush?

why when you click on the text in any slide it highlights blue even when the paintbrush is not on? thanks

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ReplyThu 10 Sep 2009, 15:27Trainer Amanda said...

RE: paintbrush?

Hello Andrea

Thank you for your question and welcome to the forum.

What happens with slide text is that when you select it to change it in some way, it will automatically show the text in a different colour to what it actually is, so it will give you an indication that you have selected the text.

When you click away from the text, you'll see it will change back to the colour you actually made it.

Kind regards
Amanda

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