what type of text does not appear on screen

what type of text does not appear on screen

When you type text in a placeholder in Microsoft PowerPoint, it becomes a text object

Usually if the cursor is in some text and you start to type, the text that is already there is pushed over. If you press the Insert key, it changes to Overtype mode, meaning text will be replaced as you type the new text.

Usually if the cursor is in some text and you start to type, the text that is already there is pushed over. If you press the Insert key, it changes to Overtype mode, meaning text will be replaced as you type the new text.

Usually if the cursor is in some text and you start to type, the text that is already there is pushed over. If you press the Insert key, it changes to Overtype mode, meaning text will be replaced as you type the new text.

Usually if the cursor is in some text and you start to type, the text that is already there is pushed over. If you press the Insert key, it changes to Overtype mode, meaning text will be replaced as you type the new text.

Usually if the cursor is in some text and you start to type, the text that is already there is pushed over. If you press the Insert key, it changes to Overtype mode, meaning text will be replaced as you type the new text.

Usually if the cursor is in some text and you start to type, the text that is already there is pushed over. If you press the Insert key, it changes to Overtype mode, meaning text will be replaced as you type the new text.

Usually if the cursor is in some text and you start to type, the text that is already there is pushed over. If you press the Insert key, it changes to Overtype mode, meaning text will be replaced as you type the new text.

Usually if the cursor is in some text and you start to type, the text that is already there is pushed over. If you press the Insert key, it changes to Overtype mode, meaning text will be replaced as you type the new text.

Usually if the cursor is in some text and you start to type, the text that is already there is pushed over. If you press the Insert key, it changes to Overtype mode, meaning text will be replaced as you type the new text.

Usually if the cursor is in some text and you start to type, the text that is already there is pushed over. If you press the Insert key, it changes to Overtype mode, meaning text will be replaced as you type the new text.

Usually if the cursor is in some text and you start to type, the text that is already there is pushed over. If you press the Insert key, it changes to Overtype mode, meaning text will be replaced as you type the new text.

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