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replyReply Mon 20 Aug 2007, 10:05Delegate Kasumi said...

Kasumi has attended:
Powerpoint Introduction course
Powerpoint Intermediate Advanced course
Excel Introduction course
Excel Intermediate course

Power point

How can I add/detele bullet points?

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replyReply Mon 20 Aug 2007, 13:17Trainer Tracy said...

RE: Power point

Hi Kasumi,

To delete the bullets you can simply use the button on your toolbar to switch the bullets off. Alternatively you could use the menu, Format > Bullets and Numbering and choose the option None

Good luck and I hope that answers you question

Tracy

 

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