When working with shapes available in PowerPoint, you are not limited to what their default appearance looks like. You can change a rectangle to a rhombus, or even edit a curved or freeform line differently using the Edit Points option available for shapes. This option almost makes PowerPoint almost a drawing program that provides you the option to play with vertexes (points), handles, etc. — very similar to what you would do in Adobe Illustrator.
To learn more, choose your version of PowerPoint. If we do not have a tutorial for your version of PowerPoint, explore the version closest to the one you use.
Edit Points for Shapes in PowerPoint 2016
Edit Points for Shapes in PowerPoint 2013
Edit Points for Shapes in PowerPoint 2010
Edit Points for Shapes in PowerPoint 2007
Edit Points for Shapes in PowerPoint 2003
Add or Delete Points (Vertexes) for Shapes in PowerPoint 2010
Types of Points (Vertexes) in PowerPoint 2010
Edit Points: Open and Close Paths in PowerPoint 2010
Edit Points: Curved and Straight Line Segments in PowerPoint 2010
Edit Points for Shapes in PowerPoint 2016
Edit Points for Shapes in PowerPoint 2011
Add or Delete Points (Vertexes) of Shapes in PowerPoint 2011
Types of Points (Vertexes) in PowerPoint 2011
Edit Points: Open and Close Paths in PowerPoint 2011
Edit Points: Curved and Straight Line Segments in PowerPoint 2011
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