Chapter 4: Working with Slide Text
Page 60 | To create a text label On the Drawing toolbar, click the Text Box button, and position the pointer where you want to place the text label. Click the slide. |
Page 60 | To create a word processing box On the Drawing toolbar, click the Text Box button. Position the upside-down T-pointer where you want the word processing box to appear, and then drag the pointer to create a box that is roughly the size you want. Release the mouse button. |
Page 60 | To copy a text object Hold down the [Ctrl] key, and then drag the selection box of the text object to a new location on the slide. |
Page 60 | To adjust a text object to fit the size of the text On the Format menu, click Placeholder. Click the Text Box tab to display text spacing and alignment options. Select the Resize AutoShape to fit text check box, and then click OK. |
Page 64 | To change paragraph spacing On the Formatting toolbar, click the Increase Paragraph Spacing button or the Decrease Paragraph Spacing button. |
Page 74 | To mark a word as a foreign language word Select the word. On the Tools menu, click Language. Scroll down the list, click the language you want to mark the phrase as, and click OK. |
Page 74 | To spell check a whole document On the Standard toolbar, click the Spelling button. |
Page 74 | To check the style of a document On the Tools menu, click Options. Click the Spelling and Style tab to display a list of options. Select the Check style check box, and then click Style Options. Select the options that you want and click OK. |
Page 79 | To change the text case Select the text that you want to change. On the Format menu, click Change Case. Click the change case option that you want to apply to the selected text. Click OK to apply the change option to the presentation. |