Four leading reason for cause cycle process diagram power point slides
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The document discusses editing images in PowerPoint. It provides instructions on how to ungroup objects, edit colors, and change colors using theme colors. The key steps are to right click objects to ungroup or access formatting options, select fill and color options to change the appearance, and choose from built-in theme colors.
Four leading reason for cause cycle process diagram power point slides
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- 6. All images are 100% editable in Powerpoint “Change color, size and orientation of any icon to your liking”
- 7. Ungrouping the object 1 3 1. Right click the object. 2. Choose Group and then Ungroup. 3. Click beside the object and drag the arrow over it.
- 8. Edit Color 3 2 1 1. Right click the object 2. Choose Format Shape in the dialog box 3. Choose “Fill” in the Format Shape box then “Solid” or “Gradient” depending on the appearance of the object. Change colour as shown in the picture.
- 9. Edit Color by Theme Colors 2 1 3 1. Select the shape to change the color 2. Go to Design Tab then “Colors” 3. Choose any theme color “Built In” depending on the appearance of the object.