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Curve text in Microsoft Word for Mac 2011. Ask Question. Up vote 7 down vote favorite. How can I make my text follow a curve or arch shape in Microsoft Word for Mac 2011? Then play with the magenta square on the text box and the size of the text box (as well as the rotate text box) to get the curve you want. PowerPoint for Mac version 15.17 (151206) MacBook Pro. Is anyone else having this problem? I have numerous PPT files where I sporadically cannot edit in a text box.

The next natural thing my designer friend did was try and adjust the paste options. And if you have ever pasted anything in PowerPoint or other Office program, you might have noticed this: The Paste Options button. That little clipboard popup is your friend, trust me. If you click on that button or press the Ctrl key, you will see all options related to the content you’ve pasted.

I'm on OSX 10.9.4 (on a Macbook Air, mid 2011) Powerpoint version 14.4.4. I have exactly the same set up on my iMac and have no problems. I rebuild this Air from the a totally fresh install of everything (Office alone didn't work) about 4 months ago because the problem was so annoying and it worked for about 2 months before happening again. I know that hearing someone has the same problem is quite frustrating but I know how you feel about the lack of results from a google search.

Note that it's very puzzling that a system tabbing option should have anything to do with selecting text boxes in PowerPoint. I expect there is still an underlying bug.

• Click Layout & Properties, and then clear the check box next to Wrap text in shape. Which has audio player has the best sound quality for mac. Specify text direction in a shape, text box, or table cell • Enter the text in the shape or text box or table cell, and then select the text. • Ctrl+Click the selected text, and then click Format Shape.

2011 Fit Bikes

• To manage AutoFit options in PowerPoint for body text and title text, click Control AutoCorrect Options, and select or clear the last two options on the AutoFormat As You Type tab under Apply as you type.

Text on slides appears in text boxes. Entering and editing text on slides Follow these steps to enter or edit text on a slide: • Tap the text box where you want to enter or edit text. Black lines and selection handles appear on the corners and sides of the text box to show it is selected. Meanwhile, a popover menu appears.

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Office 2016, even in compatibility mode, does not allow you to edit text boxes that have been generated with a previous version. In order to overcome this, simply select the text box by clicking on the paragraph mark behind the anchor (you should have enabled 'Show all nonprinting characters') and on the 'insert' tab click 'draw new text box'. A popup appears stating that the text box was generated in an old version and should be converted. It will show a button to convert it to the 2016 version. You will then be able to edit text.

Just select the textbox, click the 'shadow style' button on the Drawing toolbar, and click No Shadow. Then right-click the textbox and choose 'set autoshape defaults.' -- Echo [MS PPT MVP] settings. Similar Threads: 1. I have one text box with several paragraphs and would like to convert each paragraph to seperate text box? Exchange 2013 legacy public folder access outlook for mac. I have two questions: 1.

You can change this font according to your preferences by following a series of steps. • First, switch to the VIEW tab and click on the Slide Master button. • In the Slide Master view, you will see thumbnail versions of all the different slide templates in the left pane. Click on the first slide thumbnail. Making changes to this slide template will affect every template, which saves you from having to change each of them individually. To change the font of the text boxes, select the Font drop-down menu located under the HOME tab.

What you see on the screen won’t be what is printed. The better solution for a text box is missing from immediate view – Transparency. A transparent text box will show the page background automatically which means any change in the page color will automatically reflect in the text box. This is easier than changing the Text Box background each time the page background changes and makes more sense when printing.