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Changing View of Bullet Points

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by - delegate Paula [1 post] (2007 Jun 18 Mon, 12:42) Reply

I can't remember what steps you take to change the look of bullet points when in Slide Master

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RE: Changing View of Bullet Points

by - trainer Richard platinum contributer [818 posts] (2007 Jun 18 Mon, 13:36) Reply

In Slide master view, simply Right click on the bullet level you want to adjust, and select Bullets and numbering. Choose your style or customise from there.

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