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Understanding Presentations – Lines
We can change the line color and line style of an object by using the ‘Line and Filling’ toolbar. First of all, go to the ‘View’ option on the main menu bar and then select the option ‘Toolbars’ from the drop down list that appears. Now select the option ‘Line and Filling’ from the list…
Read MoreUnderstanding Presentations – Text in Objects
Enter text into a text box; block arrow, rectangle, square, oval, and circle. We can enter text into a text box, a block arrow, a rectangle, a square, an oval or a circle by double clicking inside these drawn objects. A cursor appears inside the objects upon double-clicking and then we can enter text into…
Read MoreUnderstanding Presentations – Drawing
Add different types of drawn object to a slide: line, arrow, block arrow, rectangle, square, oval, circle, text box. We can add the different drawn objects to a slide from the ‘Drawing Toolbar’. To activate the drawing toolbar, firstly go to ‘View’ option on the main menu bar and then select ‘Toolbars’ from the drop…
Read MoreUnderstanding Presentations – Manipulate Objects
Copy, move graphical objects, charts within the presentation, between open presentations. To copy an object within a presentation or between open presentations, first of all select the object. Then right-click on the object and from the resulting menu click on ‘Copy’. Now go to the location where you want to copy this object to and…
Read MoreUnderstanding Presentations – Insert Objects
Insert a graphical object (picture, image, drawn object) into a slide. To insert an object like an image or a graphical object to a specific location in a slide, first of all bring the text pointer to that location by clicking at that location once. Now click on ‘Insert’ from the main menu bar. This…
Read MoreUnderstanding Presentations – Using Charts
Add data labels to a chart: values/numbers, percentages. To add data labels to a chart, select the chart by double clicking on it. After selecting the chart, click on ‘Insert’ button from the main menu bar and then click on ‘Data Labels’ from the resulting drop down menu. This will open the ‘Data Labels for…
Read MoreUnderstanding Presentations – Charts
Create built-in charts in a presentation: column, bar, line, pie. In Impress, we can represent our data with the help of different graphical representations like column chart, bar chart, line chart, or pie chart. This makes the data more presentable and also easier to comprehend. To create the different types of charts in Impress, simply…
Read MoreUnderstanding Presentations – Tables
Tables are very effective in conveying structured information. Table in a slide can be inserted by clicking on ‘Insert’ in the main menu bar and selecting ‘Table’ from the drop down list which gets displayed. After this, a dialog box appears, in which we can select the ‘Number of rows’ and the ‘Number of columns’…
Read MoreUnderstanding Presentations – Lists
Indent bulleted text. Remove indent from bulleted text. Indentation helps in defining the amount of space to be made available to the right and to the left side of the page. Indentation can be done by selecting ‘Format’ option from the main menu bar. Now select ‘Paragraph’ from the drop down list which gets displayed.…
Read MoreUnderstanding Presentations – Formatting Text
Change text formatting: font sizes, font types. To change the font size and the font type of the text in a presentation, right-click anywhere on the text area and from the resulting menu, click on ‘Character’. This will open the ‘Character’ dialog box. In this dialog box, under the ‘Fonts’ tab, we have the ‘Size’…
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