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The indent in a slide is commonly referred to as a "margin" or "indentation." In presentation software like PowerPoint, it can also relate to specific formatting options for text boxes, where you can set left, right, or hanging indents for bullet points or paragraphs. Proper indentation helps organize content and improve readability on slides.
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What is a huge statue called?
A huge statue is called a colossus.
What style is a Bowl of fruit in art called?
its called a still life drawing or painting
The materials the artist uses to make art are called?
I believe it is called MEDUIM or MEDIA FOR PLURAL
What tools were used to make pewter in the 1600's?
a paper called 'emery' and a machine called 'lathe'
What is the Piece of furniture kept in front of bed called?
It is called a "blanket box"
What is the type of indent used in a referencelist?
It is called a hanging indent.
What is the setting that determines the indent font size and bullet type for slide bullets?
Bhh
When you press tab what is it called?
i think you are looking for "indent". When you press tab you make an indent.
A negative first-line indent is called a?
A negative first-line indent is called a hanging indent. It means that all lines except the first are indented to the left of the first line.
What is a small shoreline indent called?
Cove
What is it called when a line starts 0.5 from the margin?
Indent.
What is it called when a line starts 0.5'' from the margin?
Paragraph indent
What do you call the gap at the beginning of a paragraph?
It's called an Indent, or Indentation.
What is the top triangle on the ruler called?
first line indent marker
What is the slide currently selected or displayed called?
It is called the current slide or active slide.
Type of indent used in a referance list?
A hanging indent is used in a reference list.
Why do you have an indent in your thumb?
The indent in the thumb is called the "thenar cleft" and is a natural anatomical feature that helps with grip and flexibility of the thumb. It allows for a greater range of motion and strength when grasping objects.
