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How to Rotate Shapes in PowerPoint 2010

In PowerPoint 2010 you can rotate shapes to match any desired angle. Rotating shapes allows you to make custom orientations for the shapes and text objects. For example if you are creating a diagram for PowerPoint you may want to use different shapes and rotate them to match the desired view. Here we will show […]

How to Change Line Rotation in PowerPoint 2010

In PowerPoint you can change the size and rotation of any object and shape by accessing the Format Shape options. As you can see below, this enables you to enter values for different shape settings, for example the height, width, rotation, etc. For example, to make a diagonal line in PowerPoint we can change the […]

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How to Change the Color of a Picture in PowerPoint 2010

In PowerPoint 2010 you can change the color of any image using the Recolor feature. This recolor feature is available in PowerPoint 2010 and allows you to easily change the color tone in a picture or apply nice color effects to your slides. To recolor a picture in PowerPoint you first need to select the […]

Aligning Text in PowerPoint 2010

PowerPoint 2010 has a nice feature that helps us to align text shapes horizontally or vertically. This feature can be very handy to align many shapesย simultaneouslyย keeping the same positions. Imagine the following situation. We have a Porter’s Value Chain diagram in the PowerPoint slide and we want to align the following text shapes horizontally to […]

How to Recolor a Picture in PowerPoint 2010

In PowerPoint you can easily recolor any picture or image using a built in feature. Insert any picture in PowerPoint and then select it. Now, you will see that PictureTools -> Format menu is available as a new menu. Click there and then look for Color button. Once you press the button a new popup […]

Drawing Concentric Circles in PowerPoint

Product Levels for example is a marketing diagram that you can use in PowerPoint presentations to show the different levels found in a product. By definition, the product has different levels including basic product or core product, the actual product and augmented product. Each product level can be represented as a circle and then we […]

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