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 Slide PaneA large version of the selected slide appears in the Slide Pane. You will 
    do most of your editing and format changes directly on the slide.  What's On A Slide?Most slides have
    placeholders to hold your text. A placeholder is a 
    special kind of textbox. Only text that is in a placeholder will show up in 
    the outline in the Navigation Pane. PowerPoint creates placeholders when you 
     apply a slide layout or a 
     design template to a slide. Example Slide Layouts with Placeholders:What can you do directly on a slide?
      Enter and edit text.Insert a picture, chart, table, textbox, or other object.Resize or move an object or placeholder.Add an AutoShape, with or without its own text. 
 
    
|   | Step-by-Step: Slide Pane  |  |  
 
| What you will learn: | to select, resize, and move placeholders to edit text
 to save with Save As
 
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 Start with: , socialissues.ppt 
 from your Class disk Slide Pane: Title PlaceholderAutoFit will change the size of the Title only by 1 size as you resize the 
placeholder, from 44 pts. to 40 pts. If the text won't fit in the placeholder, 
it will lay outside the placeholder. An odd effect! 
      
      If 
      necessary, open the presentation socialissues.ppt 
      from the Recent Files list.
      
   
       Select 
      placeholder: 
        Click on the title, "Social Issues in Computing". The 
        placeholder border is displayed with handles at the corners and centers 
        of the sides for resizing.
 What kind of border do you see?
 
      
          Border with diagonals = edit the text Border with dots = move or resize placeholderClick the border of the placeholder. The border changes to dots. 
        Now the placeholder is ready for you to move or resize it.
        Resize placeholder: 
      
        Move your mouse pointer over one of the handles on the left 
        side of the placeholder. The pointer 
        shape changes to one of the Resize shapes 
        .Drag inward to make the placeholder smaller. Notice 
        how the text wrapping and text size change as the placeholder's shape 
        and size change. The text can go down only 1 step, from 44 pt. to 40 
        pt.,  since this is a Title placeholder. As the placeholder gets 
        smaller, the text will actually be outside the placeholder!Drag in various directions with different handles and observe 
        the changes.
Move placeholder:Move your mouse pointer over the placeholder's border. The pointer 
      changes to the Move shape
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      Drag to change the position of the placeholder. 
Undo all your changes by clicking the Undo button until it is 
      grayed out.
 
  Can't Undo enough steps: 
      If you set the number of Undo steps to remember too low (Tools | Options | 
      Edit), you may not be able to get back to where you started! For this 
      lesson, close the presentation and re-open it. 
 Slide Pane: Text PlaceholderAutoFit will change the text size to make it fit in the placeholder. 
      
       Click 
      in the subtitle text to make the borders of its placeholder appear. 
Move your mouse pointer over the middle handle on the left side 
      of the placeholder. The pointer turns into a double-headed Resize arrow.
      
       Drag 
      to the right. As you drag, a dashed line shows where the border 
      will be if you drop. 
When the new size is very small, drop. The text size is changed 
      so that all the text still shows in the placeholder at its new small size.
 
Undo your change. 
 Slide Pane: Edit TextIt is quite easy to enter and edit text. 
      
      
        Click in the title placeholder. The border turns back to 
      diagonals, ready for your editing.
       Delete 
      the word Social. 
 
 Save As
       From 
      the File menu select . (Be sure your 
      Class disk is still in the drive.) 
Change the name of the presentation to 
      issues.ppt and Save to your Class disk. 
     
  Problem: 
    Deleted Placeholder You deleted a placeholder from a slide and now you want 
    it back but it is too late to use Undo.
 
   
     
    
    Solution 1- if you want outline text: Create a replacement slide 
    with the same slide layout that the slide had originally and then copy and paste 
    any objects or images to the new slide. Delete the mangled slide 
    once your new one is complete.
 
    Solution 2- if you do not want outline text: If you do not need the text to be in the outline, add a plain textbox to 
    your slide with the Textbox button on the Drawing bar.
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