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From: Felton on 9 May 2008 07:07
Hello,

When I type a long sentance on powerpoint and it is more than one line, the
second and subsequent lines are not in line with the first line, they are
indented in. I'm not sure how to justify the lines. It may have something
to do with bullets as these are descriptive lines underneath a bullet point.
I want to keep the bullet point.

Thank you, I am using powerpoint 2003
From: Echo S on 9 May 2008 08:24
View | Ruler to turn on your ruler. Then adjust the indent markers so the
lines indent the way you want. (Press CTRL while dragging the markers for
more control.)

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"Felton" <Felton(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> When I type a long sentance on powerpoint and it is more than one line,
> the
> second and subsequent lines are not in line with the first line, they are
> indented in. I'm not sure how to justify the lines. It may have
> something
> to do with bullets as these are descriptive lines underneath a bullet
> point.
> I want to keep the bullet point.
>
> Thank you, I am using powerpoint 2003

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