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Definitions and resources for terms and techniques used in the world of presentations
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Christian Lund is the Chief Product Officer and Co-founder of Templafy, an enterprise-grade productivity and governance platform for enterprise document, presentation and email creation. With over 15 years of domain knowledge, Christian helped spearhead the transition for large organizations from on-premise systems to Software-as-a-Service solutions for document content and template management. Templafy is now a global leader in its category, serving many of the largest international organizations and over 1.5 million users.
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Connectors are lines that link different flowchart shapes (or any shapes you place within your Microsoft Office documents). They are different from conventional lines because connectors, as the name implies stay connected to the shapes they are linked to. Move any “connected” shape, and the connectors move and reorient with the shapes automatically.
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.
Using Flowchart and Connector Shapes Together in PowerPoint for Windows
Using Flowchart and Connector Shapes Together in PowerPoint for Mac
Tutorial Code: 07 02 01
Previous: 07 01 03 Basics Flowchart Techniques: Flowchart Symbols – What they Represent?
Next: 07 02 02 Advanced Flowchart Techniques: Formatting Connectors within Flowcharts
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David Blatner is the President of CreativePro Network (CPN.co), and the author of 15 books and over 20 video titles, including Real World InDesign, InDesign Essential Training, and Spectrums: Our Mind-Boggling Universe From Infinitesimal to Infinity. He is the co-host of CreativePro Week, home of Click: The Presentation Design Conference. With over 30 years as a teacher, writer, and creator, David strives to demystify, inspire, and connect.
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The various flowchart symbols available within the Shapes galleries of Microsoft Office applications can represent different concepts.
Flowchart Symbols: What they Represent?
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Previous: 07 01 02 Basics Flowchart Techniques: Basic Flowcharts in Microsoft Office
Next: 07 01 01 Advanced Flowchart Techniques: Using Flowchart and Connector Shapes Together
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These are older PowerPoint add-ins compatible with PowerPoint 2003 and previous versions. We are not updating these add-ins.
PowerPoint Add-ins
Thermometer Add-in for PowerPoint
AutoShape Magic Add-in for PowerPoint
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