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Follow this steps to change border in PowerPoint,
- Select an image, shape, or graph and click Border color .
- Choose a color for the border.
- Click Line weight. to adjust the border thickness.
- Click Line dash. to change the border type.
- To remove a border, click Border color. and select Transparent.
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Why does Microsoft PowerPoint not let you edit your powerpoints?
If you have Powerpoint, you can change them, but not if you only have the Powerpoint viewer.
If you use PowerPoint 2000 to change a presentation will it still work with PowerPoint 2003?
No It Won't
Which part of Europe did the borders change the most?
what part of erurope did the borders change the most
What is it called when you change the wording on a slide in PowerPoint?
Reformatting
In PowerPoint what is the box with the dotted or hatch-marked borders that are displayed when you create a new slide known as?
What is the box with the dotted or hatch-marked borders that are displayed when you create a new slide known as
How do you change a Microsoft PowerPoint to a Corel presentations format?
goto help
What should be done to add a border to PowerPoint presentation?
There are two ways to add borders to PowerPoint slides: You can create a simple border by drawing a rectangular, unfilled Auto Shape on your slide and editing the line style, thickness, and color of the line. Or, for more elaborate borders, consider the variety of border clips available through Clip Organizer. You can insert them on a slide and then rotate or re-size them.
Which option will help you change the slide background to red on a powerpoint?
Color Schemes
What is the format that can change to create contrast and emphasis on a PowerPoint slide?
font color
How are fonts affected in Excel?
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How did the borders for the US change by 1900?
They had to check it
What extension does Microsoft PowerPoint use?
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