How to set ppt widescreen

1. Let me first talk about the method I used at the beginning, maybe everyone is using it too. First, open [View]——]Remarks Template[. 2. A place where you can actually see the date after opening it. 3. Select it first and delete it. 4. After deleting, click [Close Master View]. 5. Open the print preview again and find that the date is still there. 6. In fact, this date was not deleted here. It should be in the [Handout Master]. Look at the picture below. 7. Delete the date after you find it. 8. Now when you open the preview and take a look, the date is no longer there. Note: In fact, this method is also very easy to remember, because the printed handouts are handouts, so you should look for the [Handout Master].

1. Open the PPT slide document, and in the [Outline, Slide] column on the left side of the PPT, click to select the slide where you want to insert the basic [shape]. 2. After selecting, select the [Insert] menu in the function menu bar above the PPT and click. 3. After clicking the [Insert] menu, the [Insert] submenu bar pops up below the function menu bar. Select the [Shape] menu in the [Insert] submenu bar. 4. Click the [Shape] menu to pop up the preset shape type selection page. 5. In the shape type selection page, select the [Heptagon] shape and click. 6. After clicking, move the mouse to the slide editing interface, press the mouse to draw, and release the mouse after the drawing is completed. Complete the insertion of the [heptagon] shape.

1. Open the PPT and turn the page to the page where you need to insert the excel icon. Click the Insert tab. 2. Click [Object]. 3. The following dialog box will pop up. 4. Click [Create from file] and click [Browse]. 5. Select the excel table to be inserted. 6. Click OK and the following page will pop up. 7. Check [Show as icon]. 8. Click OK.

1. Open the PPT file you created and select the second slide. 2. On the second slide, select one of the pictures, and then select [Animation] to add any animation effect. 3. In the start column of the animation bar, change [While Standalone] to [After Previous Animation], and you will see that the picture animation label [1] will change to [0]. Do the same for subsequent slides, and you can see the effect by playing the slide at the end.

1. Open PowerPoint and edit the PPT document. 2. Find the font that cannot be embedded, select the text box, right-click - Cut/Copy. 3. Right-click the blank space of the slide and select [Paste] - Paste as picture. 4. It is simple and convenient to save the font as a picture, but the font cannot be modified. Method 2: Software FontCreatorProgram 1. Download the FontCreatorProgram software from the Internet, unzip the file, and select the [FCP.EXE] file to install. 2. Open the installed software, click [File] - Open - Installed Fonts in the window menu bar, and select PPT. For fonts that cannot be embedded, click [OK]. 3. Select [

1. Enter text. 2. Select the shape under Insert and select Line within it. 3. Draw a straight line below the word love. 4. Select the straight line, then select the animation menu, and choose an animation effect from it. 5. Play the animation. At this time, there are no horizontal lines under the text. 6. Click the mouse, and a horizontal line will appear under the text.

1. Hold down the shift key to draw a perfect circle in PPT, then copy the perfect circle twice, and stick it together as shown below. Notice in the picture below that the blue guide line exactly crosses the diameters of the three circles. (Pay attention to the arrow in the picture below). 2. The next step is very important. Insert an inverted trapezoid in the middle of the three circles. The long side of the trapezoid is at the diameter of the middle circle. (arrow in the picture below). 3. If you view the perspective version, please pay attention to the position pointed by the arrow in the picture below. Exactly tangent to both circles. 4. Next, adjust the remaining details. For example, the rounded corners at the bottom of the light bulb are actually completed with a rounded rectangle. The effect is as follows. Especially the small semicircle at the bottom is solved by arc graphics. 2 points in the picture below. 5. After using the direction arrows to fine-tune the distance between the graphics, add a T shape in the middle.

1. Open PPT and enter its main interface. 2. Delete the Click here to add title and subtitle input boxes, and a blank page will appear. 3. Click the Insert menu and select the SmartArt tool. 4. Click Process on the Select SmartArt Graphics page, select Continuous Block Process, and press OK. 5. Insert a continuous block process into PPT. 6. Fill in text for continuous block processes. 7. If the input box is not enough, select the last shape, right-click on it, select Add Shape, and click to add a shape later. 8. Enter text content for the newly added shape. 9. At this point, a continuous block process has been created in PPT.