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Introduction

This chapter describes the different ways to add text to slides and

format the text.

Text in slides is contained in text boxes.

There are two ways to add text boxes to a slide:

• Choose a predefined layout from the Layouts section of the Tasks

pane, containing text elements as described in Chapter 1. These

text boxes are called AutoLayout text boxes.

• Create a text box using the text tool in the Drawing toolbar.

This chapter describes how to create, modify, use, and delete text

boxes; discusses the various types of text that can be inserted; and

explains how to format the text. It also provides information on how to

insert a numbered or bulleted list and a table, and how and when to

use fields and hyperlinks.

Working with text boxes

Using text boxes created from the Layout pane

In Normal view:

1) Click in the text box that reads Click to add text, Click to add an

outline, or a similar notation.

2) Type or paste your text in the text box.

These text boxes are known as AutoLayout text boxes. See also

“Creating bulleted and numbered lists” on page 69.

Using text boxes created from the text box tool

In Normal View:

1) Click on the Text icon on the Drawing toolbar. If the toolbar

with the text icon is not visible, choose View > Toolbars >

Drawing.

2) Click and drag to draw a box for the text on the slide. Do not

worry about the vertical size—the text box will expand if needed

as you type. To reposition the text box to a different part of the

slide, see “Moving a text box” on page 54; to change the

horizontal size, see “Resizing a text box” on page 55.

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