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Moving and Copying Text You can move text by dragging, or you can move text by cutting and copying. To move text by dragging, first select the text. Then point to the text, and while holding down the mouse button, drag the selected text to its new location. If you want to copy the text rather than move the text,  [ Read More ]

By default, PowerPoint inserts text as you type. You can, however, overwrite text. To do this, press the Insert key. The Insert key is a toggle switch. By pressing the Insert key, you toggle between the text insertion mode and the text overtype mode.

If you are comfortable using any Microsoft Windows program, and especially if you have used and become comfortable with another Microsoft Office program such as Word, you’ll have little trouble working with outline text. In fact, you may want to skip this discussion and move ahead to the section Adding Objects to Your Slides.

After you’ve finished filling in the boxes and clicking the check boxes in the last AutoContent Wizard dialog box, click Next and then click Finish. After you click Finish, the AutoContent Wizard creates a rough outline of your presentation and opens the presentation using its Normal view.

4. Select the presentation style. When PowerPoint opens the AutoContent Wizard dialog box, use it to tell the AutoContent Wizard how you’ll deliver your presentation. If you are going to publish your presentation to the Web—this could be an Internet Website or an intranet Web site—click the Web Presentation option button. Click Next to continue.

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2. Begin the AutoContent Wizard. When you start the AutoContent Wizard, PowerPoint opens a dialog box introducing the AutoContent Wizard. Click Next. 3. Select the type of presentation you want to create. When PowerPoint opens the AutoContent Wizard dialog, click the option button that best describes the general category of presentation you want to create.