PowerPoint offers various text formatting tools to customize the appearance of text on slides. These include options for fonts, font sizes, styles, colors, effects, lists, indentation, and more. Additional formatting can be applied using WordArt, text boxes, and other objects. Text formatting helps emphasize important information and make presentations visually engaging.

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2. Microsoft PowerPoint Basic
Text Formatting Tools
O Power point´s basic text formatting tools are
found on the Home tab.
O Font group and paragraph group allow you
to fine-tune the text on your slides, right
down to an individual character.

3. Formatting Characters
O The term formatting refers to the appearance of
text or objects on a slide.
O All PowerPoint presentations are formatted with
specifics fonts, font sizes, and font attributes
such as style and color.
O The format Painter can save you time by
allowing you to copy formats from selected text
to other items.

4. Choosing Font and Font Sizes
O Fonts are sets of characters, numbers, and
symbols in a specific style or design.
O You can change the font and font sizes at
any time in your slides.

5. Font
O PowerPoint presentations two fonts:
1. Font of the headings.
2. Body Text
O These font choices are result of the theme.

6. Themes
O A theme is a set of formatting specifications,
including colors, fonts, graphic effects, and
slide layout available.
O All presentations have a theme.

7. AutoFit to change text size
O Text in the placeholder boxes on a slide layout
are set to AutoFit, so that if you type more text
into them than will fit, the text automatically gets
smaller so that it will fit into the placeholder box.
O If you delete some of the text so that there is
more room available, the text enlarges, up to its
default.
O You can choose to split text between two slides
or change to a two-column layout.
O In manually created text boxes, AutoFit I not
enable by default; instead, the text box itself
resizes as needed to hold the text.

8. Applying Font Styles and
Effects
O Text on a PowerPoint slide can be boldfaced or
italicized, underlined, or formatted with other
attributes such as strikethrough or shadow.
O Use font styles and effects to emphasize text on
a slide.

9. Changing Font Color
O A easy way to change text appearance is to
modify its color.
O Use Font color button in the Font group to
access a palette of colors you can apply to
selected text.
O You can select any color for your text.
O Each PowerPoint theme includes a set of
coordinating colors, which appear in the
color palette when you click the Font color
button.

10. Copying Character Formats
With The Format Painter
O Format Painter is a tool that copies
formatting from one block to another.
O Format Painter ,makes it easy to apply the
same formatting to multiply block of text, no
matter where they are in the presentation.
O The Format Painter can copy not only
character formats but paragraph formats
such as alignments and line spacing.

11. Indentation
O Controls the horizontal spacing of a paragraph,
much as line spacing controls its vertical
spacing.
O There are two indentation setting, first one,
Before Text, applies to all lines in a paragraph.
The second one is specialty setting that varies
according to the paragraph type:
Hanging: A reverse indent.
First Line: A standard first-line indent.
None: This setting removes any special indents for
the first line.

12. Creating Numbered Lists
O PowerPoint enables you to create numbered
lists to place a list of itemized information in
numeric order.
O More control over the numbering format,
click bullets and numbering on the gallery.

13. WordArt
O WordArt allows you to use text to create a
graphic object.

14. WordArt Graphic
O After you have inserted the WordArt graphic,
you can format it in a number of ways.
O You can change the style from WordArt
gallery, you can modify the fill or the outline
or you can apply number of interesting
special effects.

15. WordArt Fill Color
O The WordArt fill color is the color you see
inside the WordArt character.
O You can change the fill color by using the
color palette for the current theme or any
other available.

16. Applying a Texture Fill to
WordArt
O Textures are graphics that repeat to fill an
object with a surface that resembles a
familiar material, such as a straw, marble,
paper, or wood.

17. Applying Special Effects to
WordArt
O You can apply special effects to you WordArt
objects, such as shadows reflections, glows,
transformation, and more.

18. Formatting Text with
WordArt Styles
O You do not have to insert a WordArt styles.
O You can apply WordArt styles to any text in a
slide.

19. Adding a Text Box to a
Slide
O Text boxes can be used to place text on a
slide anyplace you want it.

20. Resizing a Text Box
O Text boxes can be resized to make room for
the addition of other text boxes or objects
or to rearrange a text box´s contents.

21. Applying Fill and Border
Formatting to a Text Box
O If you want more control over formatting
applied to a text box, you can use the Shape
Fill and Shape Outline tools to set the
formatting for a text box on your own.
Hello my
name is?

22. Applying Special Fills to a
Text Box
O You can fill using gradients, patterns,
textures, and pictures to a create
intersecting specials effects.

23. Orienting Text in a Text
Box
O You can change the text direction in a text
box so that text runs from bottom to top or
stats one letter atop the other.
O This can make the text in the text box more
visually interesting.
O You can also change orientation by rotating
the text box my itself.
is?
Hello my name

24. Setting the Margins in a
Text Box
O Margins control the distance between the
text and the outer border of the text box.

25. Changing the Text Wrap
Setting for a Text Box
O Depending on the type of text box and the
way it was created.
O It may or may not be set to wrap the text
automatically to the next line when the right
margin is reached.

26. Aligning Text Boxes on a
Slide.
O You can align the text box itself with other
object on the slide, including other text
boxes.

27. Checking Spelling
O The spelling featured in PowerPoint
compares each word in the presentation to
its built-in and custom dictionaries and flags
any word that it does not find, any plus any
instances of repeated words.
O Misspelled words appear with a red wavy
line that underline the mistaken word.

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