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Expand one slide into two

February 14, 2001 by Ellen Finkelstein 1 Comment

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If you can’t make text fit properly on one slide without squeezing it in too tightly, split the text into two slides. If the text is in a text placeholder, this is easily done using the Outline toolbar. To display the Outline toolbar, right-click any toolbar and choose Outline.

  1. Place the cursor in the Outline tab of the Outline pane (not on the slide) at the end of the last line of text that you want on the first slide.
  2. Press Enter.
  3. On the Outline toolbar, click Promote until a New Slide icon appears in the Outline pane.
  4. Type a title for the new slide.
  5. Adjust the rest of the text as needed by clicking Demote or Promote on the Outline toolbar.
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larry
larry
12 years ago

Thanks for the post, it helped me by saving me time and made my presentation easier to format.

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