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Building Decorative Text Directly in PowerPoint: Tutorial for PowerPoint 2007
 
 
 
Building Decorative Text Directly in PowerPoint: Tutorial
 
  For PowerPoint 2007  

In the old days, we visual artists had to rely on graphics editing software such as Photoshop to make attractive, decorative text for use on PowerPoint slides...but no more. Now, all the tools we need are available directly in PowerPoint. That means you don't need any graphic arts experience to produce stunningly professional-looking text like the examples at right.

Yes, we still recommend simple black or white characters when words on slides appear as content. Nevertheless, many text roles clearly justify more aesthetic flair. This tutorial leads you through with a few basic strategies that help you get in touch with your inner textually artistic self.

 

Examples to Be Created
In this tutorial, you'll learn to make decorative text like the examples below.
   
   
   
   
   
 
   
   
 
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