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SmartArt is a new graphics feature that offers great PowerPoint Help that is equivalent to hiring a professional graphic designer. SmartArt graphics are designer quality so using them can easily make the content of a presentation pop out. It also has a wide array of graphics, styles and formats for the user to choose from. A style can be previewed before it is applied and can also be customized in terms of color, effects, animation and etcetera.
SmartArt is easy to use but some may still need PowerPoint Help in creating graphics using this feature. Here are some straightforward instructions: First, look for the tool ‘SmartArt’ in the ‘Illustrations’ Section on the “Insert’ tab and click on it. A dialog box will appear labeled ‘Choose a SmartArt Graphic’. Simply click the type of graphic you want as well as the layout you have in mind. To enter textual content, you can start typing your text right into a SmartArt shape just by clicking on it. Alternatively, look for the text pane, click ‘Text’ and then enter or paste the text.
Creating graphics using SmartArt may be a breeze but creating effective graphics is not that easy. So even though SmartArt offers a quick PowerPoint Help to professionally-designed graphic elements that you can easily add to your presentation, users still need to carefully think about the graphics they want to create.
A general rule of thumb is to make sure that the type of graphic will appropriately illustrate the data that will be presented. For instance, a cycle is ideal to show a regular or unchanging process. A hierarchical graphic type is perfect for an organizational chart. A relationship diagram is used to show the link between factors or people. The great thing about the SmartArt is if the user is not sure about the specific look of the presentation, it is very easy to switch from one graphic type and layout to another until the best match is found.
SmartArt also has animation capabilities to further highlight information or to display content in segments. The entire SmartArt graphic can be animated or just a single SmartArt shape. You do not need expert PowerPoint Help in adding animation to your SmartArt graphics. It is as simple as choosing or clicking on the SmartArt graphic that you wish to animate and then selecting the type of animation from a list in the ‘Animations’ section found in the ‘Animations’ Tab. The animation options that are available depend on the graphic’s layout.
In designing SmartArt graphics, changes in styles and colors are made easy through the SmartArt style gallery and Change Color gallery. The galleries have thumbnails of the available style and color options, which are instantly previewed once the mouse hovers over a thumbnail. In the style gallery, some of the options are gradients, shadows, shape fills and a 3D perspective. In the color gallery, a SmartArt graphic can be applied with a single color or with a color combination.
In case the SmartArt built-in tools are not enough to illustrate your message, SmartArt allows you to customize your graphics. With all the capabilities of this feature, users basically have all the PowerPoint Help they need to give their presentations high visual impact.
PowerPoint presentations with great fonts and text sizes are appealing for the audience as well as presentations with design templates that are very attractive. In doing so, you need to choose or select the appropriate texts and fonts sizes that will go along well with your presentations. It is also important to choose the formatting parameters that will work together with your presentation creating winning results.
Choosing the appropriate text and font sizes from PowerPoint Help is easily done. In doing so normally only minor changes are needed to be able to enhance the slide presentations. Also, enlargement or reducing of the text or font size to fit the page is also part of the PowerPoint Help. So if the title of your presentation is quite long, all you have to do is reduce the fonts to be able to fit the slides. If bullets are included in the fonts, you also need to increase the size of the bullets as well to be able to fit the page. It is important to make sure that the text or font sizes will always be appropriate for the presentation as well as the viewers on whatever changes being done. In some presentation cases, there might be a need to replace a single font with another font as there are some certain fonts that are needed to be used in particular presentations. But, be careful on fonts that are very unusual to look at or read so your presentations will be visible for the audience.
After choosing the appropriate text and font sizes from PowerPoint Help, you can also format the texts and fonts as well. The formatting can be done in two different ways. The first one is by using the font dialog box while the second one is by applying the text formats individually through the use of the formatting toolbars. A creator of a presentation would often use the font dialog box to be able to make several changes as well as setting defaults for the fonts. In doing these, you need to select first the texts to be formatted before clicking the Format. Upon the font dialog box appears, font has to be clicked on. In changing fonts, you need to select from the font list and select the required font styles you preferred. From here you can even preset the sizes of the fonts from 8-96 points. Additional changes can also be done to the fonts and texts and these can be done by using particular boxes like putting an underline to the fonts or texts. Shadow effect can also be done to the texts or fonts where a slight shadow appears on the lower right portion of the fonts or texts. Of course, embossed effect can also be done on the selected fonts and texts where the emboss box is to be clicked. The superscript box may raise the text above or even lower than the baseline where the font size is to be reduced. For other formatting on texts and fonts, there are also available formatting elements such as shadows, italics, and bolds that can be seen at the toolbar. In doing so, you need to select the texts or fonts you’ll be wanting to apply the elements and click the legends that you see at the toolbar.
