January 21st, 2026Tim Stumbles
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Advanced SmartArt: Change Shapes within a SmartArt Graphic in PowerPointThe default look of SmartArt graphics works great, and you may not want to change a thing! Yet, it's good to know that you can change your SmartArt graphics to other layouts, change the color of SmartArt graphics, or apply a SmartArt Style to make your SmartArt graphic appear distinct and unique. You can also ...
Shape Lines: Formatting Line Weight and Thickness for Shapes in PowerPointWe have explained the basics of formatting shape outlines in PowerPoint. Now we take you further ahead to explore how you can change line weight to make the outlines thinner and thicker. So, why would you want to alter the weight of an outline? There are many reasons: more often than not, you may want ...
Selecting Shapes: Select, Deselect, View, and Hide Shapes Using the Selection Pane in PowerPointTo format any slide object in PowerPoint, you must select it. There are a couple of ways with which you can select any slide object. Other than the obvious way of clicking the slide object to select, you can also use the Selection Pane. It’s always more difficult to select overlapping slide objects or objects ...
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