PowerPoint offers various text formatting tools to style text on slides. Text can be formatted using fonts, sizes, styles, colors and effects. Formatting is applied using the Font and Paragraph groups. Special formatting tools include the Format Painter for copying formats, indentation for controlling text spacing, and numbered or bulleted lists. Additional formatting options are available for objects like WordArt, text boxes, and placeholders.
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.
The document discusses various text formatting tools in PowerPoint including choosing fonts and font sizes, using autofit to change text size, applying font styles and effects, changing font color, copying character formats, setting indentation, creating numbered lists, formatting text with WordArt styles, adding and resizing text boxes, applying fills and borders to text boxes, orienting and aligning text boxes on slides, and checking spelling and using the thesaurus.
The document discusses basic formatting tools in PowerPoint including changing fonts, font sizes, font colors, applying bold/italic/underline, copying formats, setting indentation, creating numbered lists, inserting and formatting WordArt graphics, adding and formatting text boxes, and checking spelling and using the thesaurus. It provides instructions on how to perform common formatting and styling tasks in PowerPoint.
There are two main groups of formatting options in PowerPoint - fonts and paragraphs. Fonts refer to text characteristics like style, size, and color. Paragraphs control indentation, numbering, and spacing. The document discusses various ways to format text, including applying font styles and colors, setting paragraph indentation, creating numbered lists, and formatting text boxes with fills, borders, and other special effects. Formatting options allow customizing text appearance and arrangement on slides.
This document discusses various text formatting tools in PowerPoint. It covers fonts, formatting characters, applying styles and effects, changing font colors, copying formats, setting indentation, creating numbered lists, inserting and formatting WordArt graphics, adding and formatting text boxes. The tools allow fine-tuning text, from individual characters to entire objects, to customize presentations.
PowerPoint offers various text formatting tools to customize fonts, sizes, colors, styles, and effects. Formatting options include choosing fonts from the theme or custom fonts, adjusting size with Autofit, applying bold, italic, or other styles. Additional formatting controls include setting paragraph indentation, creating numbered or bulleted lists, and using the Format Painter to copy formats. WordArt can enhance slide titles which can then be formatted through options like fill color, outline, effects, and resizing. Text boxes also allow formatting through properties like margins.
This document discusses various text formatting tools in PowerPoint, including fonts, font styles, paragraph formatting, WordArt styles, text boxes, and spelling/thesaurus tools. It explains how to change font colors and styles, apply formatting like bullets and indentation, customize WordArt effects and fills, add and format text boxes, and use spelling and thesaurus features to check and find synonyms for words.
1. The document discusses various formatting tools in PowerPoint including choosing fonts, font sizes, applying font colors, copying character formats, creating numbered lists, inserting word art graphics, adding text boxes, and checking spelling.
2. It provides instructions for using different formatting options like auto-fit text, changing fill colors, applying effects, orienting and aligning text, and setting margins in text boxes.
3. Formatting tools can be used to emphasize text, apply decorative effects, and control the appearance and placement of text on slides.
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.
The document discusses various text formatting tools in PowerPoint including choosing fonts and font sizes, using autofit to change text size, applying font styles and effects, changing font color, copying character formats, setting indentation, creating numbered lists, formatting text with WordArt styles, adding and resizing text boxes, applying fills and borders to text boxes, orienting and aligning text boxes on slides, and checking spelling and using the thesaurus.
The document discusses basic formatting tools in PowerPoint including changing fonts, font sizes, font colors, applying bold/italic/underline, copying formats, setting indentation, creating numbered lists, inserting and formatting WordArt graphics, adding and formatting text boxes, and checking spelling and using the thesaurus. It provides instructions on how to perform common formatting and styling tasks in PowerPoint.
There are two main groups of formatting options in PowerPoint - fonts and paragraphs. Fonts refer to text characteristics like style, size, and color. Paragraphs control indentation, numbering, and spacing. The document discusses various ways to format text, including applying font styles and colors, setting paragraph indentation, creating numbered lists, and formatting text boxes with fills, borders, and other special effects. Formatting options allow customizing text appearance and arrangement on slides.
This document discusses various text formatting tools in PowerPoint. It covers fonts, formatting characters, applying styles and effects, changing font colors, copying formats, setting indentation, creating numbered lists, inserting and formatting WordArt graphics, adding and formatting text boxes. The tools allow fine-tuning text, from individual characters to entire objects, to customize presentations.
PowerPoint offers various text formatting tools to customize fonts, sizes, colors, styles, and effects. Formatting options include choosing fonts from the theme or custom fonts, adjusting size with Autofit, applying bold, italic, or other styles. Additional formatting controls include setting paragraph indentation, creating numbered or bulleted lists, and using the Format Painter to copy formats. WordArt can enhance slide titles which can then be formatted through options like fill color, outline, effects, and resizing. Text boxes also allow formatting through properties like margins.
This document discusses various text formatting tools in PowerPoint, including fonts, font styles, paragraph formatting, WordArt styles, text boxes, and spelling/thesaurus tools. It explains how to change font colors and styles, apply formatting like bullets and indentation, customize WordArt effects and fills, add and format text boxes, and use spelling and thesaurus features to check and find synonyms for words.
1. The document discusses various formatting tools in PowerPoint including choosing fonts, font sizes, applying font colors, copying character formats, creating numbered lists, inserting word art graphics, adding text boxes, and checking spelling.
2. It provides instructions for using different formatting options like auto-fit text, changing fill colors, applying effects, orienting and aligning text, and setting margins in text boxes.
3. Formatting tools can be used to emphasize text, apply decorative effects, and control the appearance and placement of text on slides.
The document discusses various text formatting tools in Microsoft PowerPoint including fonts, font styles, font colors, indentation, numbering, WordArt, text boxes, and spelling/thesaurus tools. Key topics covered include choosing fonts and font sizes, applying styles like bold and italics, setting paragraph indentation, creating numbered lists, formatting text boxes with fills and borders, and checking spelling.
PowerPoint provides many tools for formatting text on slides. The font and paragraph groups allow control over text appearance at the character level. Fonts, sizes, styles, colors and other text properties can be set. Placeholders and text boxes allow flexible text positioning and formatting. Borders, fills and effects offer additional formatting options. Spelling and thesaurus tools help improve written content.
This document provides an overview of text formatting tools in PowerPoint, including how to change fonts, sizes, styles, colors, and more. It also discusses adding text boxes, formatting text boxes with fills, borders, and effects, and checking spelling and using the thesaurus. The document covers the basic text formatting tools in the Home tab as well as more advanced formatting options for things like word art, lists, and text alignment.
The document discusses various text formatting tools in PowerPoint, including fonts, themes, formatting options like bold and italics, indentation, lists, WordArt, text boxes, and spelling/grammar checks. Key formatting tools include fonts, themes, the Font section for changing color/style, Format Painter, Paragraph dialog box, WordArt styles, filling text boxes, and the built-in spelling and thesaurus checks.
This document summarizes the basic text formatting tools in Microsoft PowerPoint. It discusses the Font and Paragraph groups on the Ribbon which contain tools for formatting fonts, styles, colors, effects, indentation, lists, WordArt, text boxes, spelling and thesaurus. Formatting options include changing font, style, color, size, indentation, bullets, textures, borders, orientation, margins, wrapping, alignment, and default settings for new text boxes. Special effects like shadows, glows, and transformations can also be applied.
This document provides information on various text formatting options in PowerPoint. It discusses fonts, numbering lists, the thesaurus, auto-fitting text, formatting text attributes like bolding and coloring, using the format painter, setting indentations, changing wordart fill colors, applying textures and styles, adding and formatting text boxes, checking spelling, and more. The document offers tips on customizing text appearance and structure in PowerPoint presentations.
The document discusses various text formatting tools in Microsoft PowerPoint including fonts, indentation, numbered lists, text boxes, fill and borders, orientation, alignment, spell check, and thesaurus. The Home tab contains basic formatting tools like font style, size, and color. Paragraph formatting includes indentation and alignment. Text boxes allow adding of text to slides and have various formatting options. PowerPoint has tools for checking spelling and providing synonyms.
This document discusses various text formatting tools in Microsoft PowerPoint, including choosing fonts and font sizes, applying font styles and colors, creating numbered and bulleted lists, inserting WordArt graphics, and formatting text boxes. It covers topics such as using themes, auto-fitting text, copying formats, setting indentation, and changing text direction and orientation within text boxes.
The document discusses various formatting tools in PowerPoint, including choosing fonts and font sizes, applying styles and effects to text, inserting and formatting word art graphics, changing font colors, using the format painter, setting indentations, creating numbered lists, applying fills and borders to text boxes, setting margins and text wrap settings in text boxes, orienting text in boxes, and aligning boxes on slides. It also mentions checking spelling.
This document discusses various text formatting options in Microsoft Word, including:
- Formatting words as bold, italic, underlined or with different fonts and sizes to emphasize parts of the text.
- Using headings, bullet points, numbered lists, and tables to organize text and present information clearly.
- Applying formatting at the character, paragraph, or document level.
- Choosing from options like font style (serif, sans serif, script), case, color, and effects to customize text appearance.
The Format Painter tool allows copying formatting from one text selection to another for consistency. Proper formatting helps communicate your message but too much can distract readers.
The document discusses various text formatting tools in PowerPoint including font style and color, numbered lists, inserting word art and text boxes, and checking spelling. Some key tools covered are the font and paragraph groups, modifying text appearance through color and effects, continuing numbered lists, applying special effects to word art and text boxes, and evaluating misspelled words flagged by the spelling checker.
This document provides instructions for formatting papers to be submitted to an IEEE conference. It specifies font sizes and styles for titles, author names, headings, text, and other elements. Figures and tables must be centered and captions placed either above or below them. The paper must use A4 page size with defined margins and a two column layout. Up to three levels of headings are allowed.
This document contains instructions and formatting guidelines for authors submitting papers to conferences. It details how to format the paper title, author list, abstract, headings, body text, equations, references, and other components. The guidelines specify font styles, paragraph spacing, equation numbering, abbreviation usage, and other style rules to ensure formatting consistency across papers.
This document provides instructions for authors submitting papers to the Agriculture and Agricultural Science Procedia journal. It details the formatting requirements including section headings, figures, tables, and references. Authors are instructed to follow the template for paper size and structure, and embed all artwork in the text rather than supplying files separately. The document also provides examples of how to format equations, acknowledgements, and appendices in the paper.
This document discusses various formatting options available through the Paragraph group and Home tab in PowerPoint, including bullets, columns, line spacing, character spacing, and custom bullet images. It provides instructions on how to use these tools to format text and create an attractive presentation with two tour package deals displayed side by side using columns, customized bullets, adjusted line spacing and character spacing. The document concludes by describing how to add a header box and save the completed file.
The document discusses various formatting and editing tools available in Writer including finding and replacing text, inserting special characters, creating numbered and bulleted lists, setting up page layouts using styles, and changing page orientation. It provides instructions on how to perform tasks like defining tab stops, applying paragraph and character formatting, inserting page breaks, and setting up different page styles for the first page versus subsequent pages.
This document discusses various formatting tools in Microsoft PowerPoint including choosing fonts and font sizes, changing font color, copying character formats, applying textures and colors to wordart, resizing and changing the shape of text boxes, and using the thesaurus. Key tools mentioned are the font group for selecting colors, format painter for copying formats, color palette for changing fill colors, and alignment options for arranging text boxes on a slide.
This document provides an overview of the objectives that will be covered in Chapter 1 of the book "GO! with Microsoft Word 2010". The objectives include creating a new document and inserting text, inserting and formatting graphics, inserting and modifying text boxes and shapes, previewing and printing a document, changing document and paragraph layout, creating and modifying lists, setting and modifying tab stops, and inserting a SmartArt graphic. Each objective is accompanied by brief explanatory text and screenshots.
A Social Media Network PowerPoint Template which can be downloaded at PresenterMedia.com.
A network of people form a web of connections in this concept of social networking. Several predesigned layouts are included and the template also includes removable graphics and ready to use charts and graphs.
This document provides instructions for formatting documents in Microsoft Word, including applying themes, inserting headers and footers, adding page numbers and borders, creating watermarks, and inserting hyperlinks. It covers 15 skills related to formatting Word documents with themes, colors, fonts, page elements, and navigation features.
This document discusses motivation and various theories of work motivation. It begins by defining motivation and discussing the elements and classifications of motives. It then covers several content theories of motivation including Maslow's hierarchy of needs, Herzberg's two-factor theory, and Alderfer's ERG theory. Next, it examines process theories like Vroom's expectancy theory and the Porter-Lawler model. Contemporary theories like equity theory are also introduced. The document provides an overview of key concepts and models regarding what motivates employee performance and satisfaction.
The document discusses various text formatting tools in Microsoft PowerPoint including fonts, font styles, font colors, indentation, numbering, WordArt, text boxes, and spelling/thesaurus tools. Key topics covered include choosing fonts and font sizes, applying styles like bold and italics, setting paragraph indentation, creating numbered lists, formatting text boxes with fills and borders, and checking spelling.
PowerPoint provides many tools for formatting text on slides. The font and paragraph groups allow control over text appearance at the character level. Fonts, sizes, styles, colors and other text properties can be set. Placeholders and text boxes allow flexible text positioning and formatting. Borders, fills and effects offer additional formatting options. Spelling and thesaurus tools help improve written content.
This document provides an overview of text formatting tools in PowerPoint, including how to change fonts, sizes, styles, colors, and more. It also discusses adding text boxes, formatting text boxes with fills, borders, and effects, and checking spelling and using the thesaurus. The document covers the basic text formatting tools in the Home tab as well as more advanced formatting options for things like word art, lists, and text alignment.
The document discusses various text formatting tools in PowerPoint, including fonts, themes, formatting options like bold and italics, indentation, lists, WordArt, text boxes, and spelling/grammar checks. Key formatting tools include fonts, themes, the Font section for changing color/style, Format Painter, Paragraph dialog box, WordArt styles, filling text boxes, and the built-in spelling and thesaurus checks.
This document summarizes the basic text formatting tools in Microsoft PowerPoint. It discusses the Font and Paragraph groups on the Ribbon which contain tools for formatting fonts, styles, colors, effects, indentation, lists, WordArt, text boxes, spelling and thesaurus. Formatting options include changing font, style, color, size, indentation, bullets, textures, borders, orientation, margins, wrapping, alignment, and default settings for new text boxes. Special effects like shadows, glows, and transformations can also be applied.
This document provides information on various text formatting options in PowerPoint. It discusses fonts, numbering lists, the thesaurus, auto-fitting text, formatting text attributes like bolding and coloring, using the format painter, setting indentations, changing wordart fill colors, applying textures and styles, adding and formatting text boxes, checking spelling, and more. The document offers tips on customizing text appearance and structure in PowerPoint presentations.
The document discusses various text formatting tools in Microsoft PowerPoint including fonts, indentation, numbered lists, text boxes, fill and borders, orientation, alignment, spell check, and thesaurus. The Home tab contains basic formatting tools like font style, size, and color. Paragraph formatting includes indentation and alignment. Text boxes allow adding of text to slides and have various formatting options. PowerPoint has tools for checking spelling and providing synonyms.
This document discusses various text formatting tools in Microsoft PowerPoint, including choosing fonts and font sizes, applying font styles and colors, creating numbered and bulleted lists, inserting WordArt graphics, and formatting text boxes. It covers topics such as using themes, auto-fitting text, copying formats, setting indentation, and changing text direction and orientation within text boxes.
The document discusses various formatting tools in PowerPoint, including choosing fonts and font sizes, applying styles and effects to text, inserting and formatting word art graphics, changing font colors, using the format painter, setting indentations, creating numbered lists, applying fills and borders to text boxes, setting margins and text wrap settings in text boxes, orienting text in boxes, and aligning boxes on slides. It also mentions checking spelling.
This document discusses various text formatting options in Microsoft Word, including:
- Formatting words as bold, italic, underlined or with different fonts and sizes to emphasize parts of the text.
- Using headings, bullet points, numbered lists, and tables to organize text and present information clearly.
- Applying formatting at the character, paragraph, or document level.
- Choosing from options like font style (serif, sans serif, script), case, color, and effects to customize text appearance.
The Format Painter tool allows copying formatting from one text selection to another for consistency. Proper formatting helps communicate your message but too much can distract readers.
The document discusses various text formatting tools in PowerPoint including font style and color, numbered lists, inserting word art and text boxes, and checking spelling. Some key tools covered are the font and paragraph groups, modifying text appearance through color and effects, continuing numbered lists, applying special effects to word art and text boxes, and evaluating misspelled words flagged by the spelling checker.
This document provides instructions for formatting papers to be submitted to an IEEE conference. It specifies font sizes and styles for titles, author names, headings, text, and other elements. Figures and tables must be centered and captions placed either above or below them. The paper must use A4 page size with defined margins and a two column layout. Up to three levels of headings are allowed.
This document contains instructions and formatting guidelines for authors submitting papers to conferences. It details how to format the paper title, author list, abstract, headings, body text, equations, references, and other components. The guidelines specify font styles, paragraph spacing, equation numbering, abbreviation usage, and other style rules to ensure formatting consistency across papers.
This document provides instructions for authors submitting papers to the Agriculture and Agricultural Science Procedia journal. It details the formatting requirements including section headings, figures, tables, and references. Authors are instructed to follow the template for paper size and structure, and embed all artwork in the text rather than supplying files separately. The document also provides examples of how to format equations, acknowledgements, and appendices in the paper.
This document discusses various formatting options available through the Paragraph group and Home tab in PowerPoint, including bullets, columns, line spacing, character spacing, and custom bullet images. It provides instructions on how to use these tools to format text and create an attractive presentation with two tour package deals displayed side by side using columns, customized bullets, adjusted line spacing and character spacing. The document concludes by describing how to add a header box and save the completed file.
The document discusses various formatting and editing tools available in Writer including finding and replacing text, inserting special characters, creating numbered and bulleted lists, setting up page layouts using styles, and changing page orientation. It provides instructions on how to perform tasks like defining tab stops, applying paragraph and character formatting, inserting page breaks, and setting up different page styles for the first page versus subsequent pages.
This document discusses various formatting tools in Microsoft PowerPoint including choosing fonts and font sizes, changing font color, copying character formats, applying textures and colors to wordart, resizing and changing the shape of text boxes, and using the thesaurus. Key tools mentioned are the font group for selecting colors, format painter for copying formats, color palette for changing fill colors, and alignment options for arranging text boxes on a slide.
This document provides an overview of the objectives that will be covered in Chapter 1 of the book "GO! with Microsoft Word 2010". The objectives include creating a new document and inserting text, inserting and formatting graphics, inserting and modifying text boxes and shapes, previewing and printing a document, changing document and paragraph layout, creating and modifying lists, setting and modifying tab stops, and inserting a SmartArt graphic. Each objective is accompanied by brief explanatory text and screenshots.
A Social Media Network PowerPoint Template which can be downloaded at PresenterMedia.com.
A network of people form a web of connections in this concept of social networking. Several predesigned layouts are included and the template also includes removable graphics and ready to use charts and graphs.
This document provides instructions for formatting documents in Microsoft Word, including applying themes, inserting headers and footers, adding page numbers and borders, creating watermarks, and inserting hyperlinks. It covers 15 skills related to formatting Word documents with themes, colors, fonts, page elements, and navigation features.
This document discusses motivation and various theories of work motivation. It begins by defining motivation and discussing the elements and classifications of motives. It then covers several content theories of motivation including Maslow's hierarchy of needs, Herzberg's two-factor theory, and Alderfer's ERG theory. Next, it examines process theories like Vroom's expectancy theory and the Porter-Lawler model. Contemporary theories like equity theory are also introduced. The document provides an overview of key concepts and models regarding what motivates employee performance and satisfaction.
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The document discusses various text formatting tools in PowerPoint including fonts, font styles, formatting with the format painter, paragraph formatting options like indentation, numbered lists, text box formatting features like color, effects, and alignment. It also covers spelling and thesaurus tools.
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The document discusses various text formatting tools in PowerPoint including fonts, font styles, formatting with the format painter, paragraph formatting options like indentation, numbered lists, text box formatting features like color, effects, and wrapping text. It also covers checking spelling and using the thesaurus.
The document provides instructions on formatting text in PowerPoint. It discusses tools for formatting fonts, choosing fonts and sizes, applying styles and effects, changing color, copying formats, setting indentation, creating lists, inserting and formatting WordArt, adding and formatting text boxes, checking spelling, and using the thesaurus. The instructions aim to help users work effectively with and customize text in their PowerPoint presentations.
The document provides guidance on formatting text in PowerPoint presentations. It discusses tools for formatting fonts, styles, colors, lists, text boxes, spelling and thesaurus. Key text formatting tools are located on the Home tab under the Font and Paragraph groups. Other topics covered include choosing fonts and sizes, applying styles and effects, setting indentation, creating numbered lists, and formatting text boxes.
PowerPoint offers basic text formatting tools like font, size, style, and color options. It allows inserting text boxes onto slides and formatting them with borders, backgrounds, and alignments. Text boxes can be resized and orientations changed. Numbered lists and spelling/thesaurus tools help create clear presentations.
This document provides an overview of text formatting tools in PowerPoint, including fonts, font styles, text color, indentation, lists, word art, text boxes, and spelling/thesaurus features. It describes how to format text, apply styles and effects, insert graphics, resize and format text boxes, and check spelling. The tools allow fine-tuning text appearance down to the character level for customizing presentations.
This document discusses basic text formatting tools in PowerPoint. It covers fonts, including changing font style, size, color, and effects. It also discusses formatting text boxes, including resizing, applying fill and borders. Other topics include applying textures, shadows and effects to word art and shapes, as well as adding and resizing text boxes on slides.
The document discusses various text formatting tools in PowerPoint. It covers choosing fonts, font sizes and colors. It also discusses applying bold, italics and other styles. Additional topics covered include copying formatting, numbering lists, changing word art colors, adding text boxes, applying textures and patterns, orienting text, and using spelling and thesaurus tools.
This document discusses various text formatting tools in PowerPoint, including fonts, font sizes, colors, paragraph formatting, indentation, bulleted and numbered lists, WordArt styles, text boxes, and the spelling feature. It provides instructions on how to use these various tools to format and style text on slides.
Fonts are sets of characters, numbers, and symbols in a specific style or design. PowerPoint presentations have two default fonts: one for headings and one for body text. Text formatting options include font style, size, color, and effects like shadows. Formatting can be copied from one text block to another using Format Painter.
1. Basic text formatting tools in PowerPoint include options to change font styles, sizes, colors, and effects.
2. Themes control the overall formatting of presentations including colors, fonts, and layouts.
3. Formatting painters allow copying formats between blocks of text.
This document discusses various text formatting tools in PowerPoint, including choosing fonts and font sizes, applying font styles and effects, changing font color, setting indentation, creating numbered lists, inserting and formatting WordArt, adding and formatting text boxes, and checking spelling and using the thesaurus. The tools are located primarily in the Home tab and allow formatting of text throughout a PowerPoint presentation.
The document discusses various text formatting tools in Microsoft Word including fonts, font styles, indentation, numbered and bulleted lists, and WordArt. It describes how to apply bold, italics, underline and other formatting to text. It also covers copying formatting between text blocks, adjusting indentation, changing numbering formats, and modifying WordArt styles and effects.
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This document discusses the basic text formatting tools in Microsoft PowerPoint, including how to change fonts, font sizes, apply styles/effects, change font color, copy formats, set indentation, create numbered lists, insert and format word art graphics, add and format text boxes, and more. Formatting options allow customizing text appearance and emphasis on slides.
Basic text formatting tools are found on the home tab of the ribbon and include fonts and paragraph groups. Fonts control text style, size, and color, while paragraphs control indentation, spacing, and numbering. Formatting tools allow customizing text appearance and organizing information on slides.
The document discusses various basic text formatting tools found in PowerPoint, including fonts, font styles, colors, and effects that can be used to emphasize text on slides. It also covers formatting options for paragraphs, like indentation, lists, and text boxes. Text boxes can be customized with fills, textures, patterns, shapes, and margins. The document provides tips for checking spelling and using a thesaurus to find synonyms or antonyms.
The document discusses various basic text formatting tools found in PowerPoint, including fonts, font styles, colors, and effects that can be used to emphasize text on slides. It also covers formatting options for paragraphs, like indentation, lists, and text boxes. Text boxes can be customized with fills, textures, patterns, shapes, and margins. The document provides tips for checking spelling and using a thesaurus to find synonyms or antonyms.
The document discusses various formatting options in PowerPoint including fonts, font styles, font color, indentation, numbered lists, WordArt styles, textures, text boxes, and text direction. It explains tools like AutoFit, Format Painter, and how to apply things like shadows, glows, and transformations to objects. Text boxes can be resized and customized with fills and outlines to place text anywhere on a slide.
This document provides instructions on how to use various features in Microsoft Word, including WordArt, clip art, shapes, page borders, and inserting blank pages. It explains that WordArt allows you to add decorative text styles to documents and can be customized. Clip art can be searched for and inserted. Shapes can have their fill and 3D effects customized. Borders can be added to pages, text, tables, objects and pictures. Blank pages can be inserted anywhere in a document.
2. Microsoft PowerPoint Basic
Text Formatting Tools
O Power Point´s basic text formatting tools
are fond on the Home tab of the Ribbon.
O There are two groups of text formatting:
O The Font group and the Paragraph group.
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 Size
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. Using Autofit to change Text
size.
O By default, 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 t eh placeholder box.
O You can change the AutoFit for a text box
or placeholder as needed.
6. Applying Font Styles And
Effects
O Text on a PowerPoint slide can be boldfolded or
italicized, uderlined or formatted with other
attributes such as strikethroughor shadow.
O Use font styles and effects to emphasize text on a
slide. Besides the standard font styles-bold, italic
and underline- PowerPoint provides a variety of
special effects such sd strikethrough and small
caps
7. Changing Font Color
O An easy way to change text appearance is
to modify its color. Use the Font Color
button in the Font group to access a
palette of colors you can apply to a
selected text.
Color Palette
8. Copying Character Formats
With The Format Painter.
O As you format text in your presentation,
you will want to keep similar types of text
formatted the same way. Format Painter
is a tool that copies formatting from one
block of text o another.
9. Set Indentation
O Indentation controls the horizontal spacing of a
paragraph, much as line spacing controls its vertical
spacing. Indentation determines how far from the text
box´s left and right margins the text appears.
O There are two indentation settings. The first one, Before
Text, applies to all lines in the paragraph. The second
one is a specially setting that varies according to the
paragraph type:
O Hanging
O First line
O (none)
10. Creating Numbered Lists
O A numbered list is to place a list of
itemized information in numeric order.
11. Changing THE
WORDART FILL COLOR.
O The WordArt fill color is the color you see inside
the WordArt characters. You can change the fill
color by using the color palette for the current
theme or any other available color. You can also
apply a special effect fill to WordArt such as
texture, gradient, or pattern.
12. 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 straw, marble, paper, wood.
The texture graphics are specially designed so
that the left edge blends with the right edge.
13. CHANGING WORDART
OUTLINE COLOR
O Most WordArt styles include a colored
outline around the edges of the WordArt
characters. Just as with a WordArt
object´s fill color, you can fine-tune the
outline color of the object
14. Special effects on WordArt
O You can apply special effects to your
WordArt objects, such as shadows,
reflections, glows, transformations, and
more. These effects can also be applied to
the other object types, such as drawn
lines and shapes
15. Formatting text with word art
styles
O You do not have to insert a WordArt
graphic to use the WordArt styles. You can
apply WordArt styles to any text in a slide.
Applying WordArt styles to regular text in
a presentation is an additional way to
format the text to customize the
presentation.
16. Adding a Text Box to a Slide
O Text boxes can be used to place text on
a slide anyplace you want it.
Go to the insert tab.
Click on the TextBox
Click somewhere in the presentation and start typing
17. 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.
18. 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.
19. Apply special fills to a Text
Box.
O You are not limited to plain solid
colors fo text box fills. You can fill using
gradients, patterns, textures, and pictures
to create interesting special effects.
O You can choose from several preset color
combinations in the Format Shape dialog
box, or create your own color
combinations.
20. Applying texture and Pattern
Fills
O Texture and pattern fills are alternatives to
plain colored fills. A texture fill repeats a
small graphic to fill the area; texture
graphics are specially designed so that
the edges blend together and it looks like
a single graphic
21. Changing text box shape and
applying effects.
O You can apply the same special effects to
text boxes as you can to WordArt, drawn
shapes, and other objects. These special
effects include reflection, glow, 3-D
effects, shadows, soft edges and
believing.
22. Changing the Default
Formatting for news text boxes.
O If you are going to create lots of text
boxes in a presentation, there are ways
you can save time in formatting them.
23. Orienting Text in a text box.
O You can change the text direction in a
atext box so that text runs from bottom to
top or stacks one letter atop the other.
This can make text in the text box more
visually interesting.
O Orientating text boxes can be a design
enhancement for your slides for example,
you might create a text box that includes
your company name in it.
24. Setting the margins in a text
box .
O PowerPoint enables you to set the
margins in a text box. Margins control the
distane between the text and the outer
border of the text box.
25. Changing the text wrap setting
for a text box.
O Depending in the type of text box and the
way i9t was created, 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 In addition to aligning the text within a text
box, you can align the text box itself with
other objects on the slide, including other
text boxes, Doing so ensures that the
items on a slide align precisely and neatly
with one another when it is appropriate for
them to do so.
27. Checking Spelling
O The Spelling feature in PowerPoint
compares each word in the presentation to
its built-in and custom dictionaries, and
flags any words that it does not find, plus
any instances of repeated words such as
the the.
Open the review tab
Click on the spelling and check it.
28. Using the THESAURUS
O A thesaurus is a reference book or utility
that offers suggestions for words that are
similar in meaning to the word you are
looking up (synonyms), or that are the
opposite in meaning (antonyms).