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Microsoft PowerPoint – Overview: Important Concepts — Part 5

PowerPoint Basics: Aligning and Grouping Objects (Part 5)

Explore “Aligning and Grouping Objects” in this PowerPoint Basics lesson. Part 5 of the five-part series brings together the source material and lesson topics. Use the contents links to find a section, read the notes, and consult the complete original teaching slides below.

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Original source: Microsoft PowerPoint – Overview.

Lesson topics

  • OBJECTS AND ORGANIZE ALIGNMENT
  • Group objects

Contents

  1. Read the original document
  2. OBJECTS AND ORGANIZE ALIGNMENT
  3. Group objects

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OBJECTS AND ORGANIZE ALIGNMENT

OBJECTS AND ORGANIZE ALIGNMENT When you have multiple objects on a slide they must be located, organized and aligned. To align multiple objects, you should: Expand the list of Align button.

Group objects

Group objects Sometimes several interested objects behave as one to facilitate their movement so, simply select them and choose the option Group and ungroup the ungroup option.

Review questions and answers

What are the key points about OBJECTS AND ORGANIZE ALIGNMENT?

OBJECTS AND ORGANIZE ALIGNMENT When you have multiple objects on a slide they must be located, organized and aligned. To align multiple objects, you should: Expand the list of Align button.

What are the key points about Group objects?

Group objects Sometimes several interested objects behave as one to facilitate their movement so, simply select them and choose the option Group and ungroup the ungroup option.

More lessons from this document

  1. Microsoft PowerPoint – Overview — Part 1
  2. Microsoft PowerPoint – Overview — Part 2
  3. Microsoft PowerPoint – Overview — Part 3
  4. Microsoft PowerPoint – Overview — Part 4
  5. Microsoft PowerPoint – Overview — Part 5

Conclusion

The important points in Important Concepts should be reviewed alongside the definitions, examples and comparisons given above. Continue with the other four articles to cover the rest of the source material.

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