It will keep its proportions and shape. So, for example, a square will continue to be square and not become a rectangular and a circle will stay as a circle rather than becoming oval.
If you have Powerpoint, you can change them, but not if you only have the Powerpoint viewer.
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In Microsoft Word you can type words and change text. Microsoft Word Viewer just lets you see a Word document and print it without having Microsoft Word downloaded on your computer.
You can download PowerPoint backgrounds at SlideEgg. The templates are in editable mode you can change it as per your wish.
In Microsoft Powerpoint 2007,click on design on the top screen and click on one of the designs. This only works in Microsoft PowerPoint 2007.To change the backround in Microsoft PowerPoint2007 you right click on the backround and go on format backround.
Text in PowerPoint everything that can be entered into a Text Box. The Text Box can be inserted from the insert tab and can be changed to any shape. The text inside Text Box can be formatted like Microsoft Word.
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Yes I have Microsoft 2010 and my School has 2003 and my things work at school. But you cant change things like you can on 2010 even though what you already did on 2010 works OK? hope I helped!
You use the Insert chart facility. You can insert the chart by entering in some values into a worksheet that Powerpoint provides, and which is based on Excel. You can then choose the type of chart you want.
If you have Microsoft PowerPoint 2007, you can go to the animations tab and click on where you want an animation to go and you can click custom animation. you can chose from many different animations. You can also right click on the slide and press format background. you can then change the colour of the background. hope this helps!
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