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Instead of striking the underline key fifteen times, you plan to draw a single line by clicking and dragging. |
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You have drawn a line, and now want to change the color of the selected line. |
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The last line you drew had an arrowhead at the wrong end. You want to change the arrowhead to the other end of the line. |
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You created an object in a slide and you want to tilt it at an angle. |
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You have drawn a rectangle around a section of a slide and want to change it to a dashed line. |
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The title of a slide is just plain text and you would rather create special effects with text. |
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You are going to draw a perfect circle on a slide by holding down the shift key, clicking and dragging. |
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