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How Do You Draw A Spiral In Powerpoint?

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How Do You Draw A Spiral In Powerpoint?

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Heidy

Thanks for the information. Once I wanted to draw a spiral and had to look a lot of tutorials on how to do this lol. Your information is better. Now, after reading your message I remembered something from what I did. Have you heard about this new version of presentation powerslides.com? One of my friends shared it with me but I’m not sure that I understood correctly how I can do the presentation using them. It looks really nice, like a tree. Actually its name is tree template lol. So maybe you can have a look there to see what is the matter with the program and teach us how to do this correctly. Thanks in advance!

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Microsoft PowerPoint has a variety of drawing and illustration tools to display information in any creative way you wish. Drawing a spiral in PowerPoint is possible by using two of the Shapes tools; you may edit the spiral for colors, width, shape and size. These spiral drawing instructions are applicable for Microsoft PowerPoint 2007. Open a new or existing PowerPoint document in which you would like to insert a spiral. Navigate to the appropriate slide, if applicable. Click the “Insert” tab on the Ribbon. In the “Illustrations” group, click “Shapes.” A drop-down graphic menu appears. Select the last image, a wavy and looped line with the pop-up caption “Scribble,” in the Lines group on the menu. Click and hold down the left mouse button. Drag the pointer to draw a spiral. Get the best results, at least until you are more comfortable with drawing by mouse, by moving the pointer slowly. Open a new or existing PowerPoint document. Go to the slide in which you want to draw a spiral. Clic

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