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15.6. Edit Text in Slides - Font & Colors

Directions: There are four options to view the resources below: try it, view it, watch it, or print it. Click the drop down menu titled "Try-It Interactive" to select your preferred viewing method. Then, click start.


10 STEPS

1. Open your Google Slides and click into the text you want to format.

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2. Highlight your desired text. Then, click the fonts dropdown menu at top. Select your desired font, in this case Times New Roman

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3. Click Decrease font size to make text smaller (hot key to do so is ⌘+Shift+comma)

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4. Click Decrease font size (⌘+Shift+comma)

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5. Click the letter at right to change Text color

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6. Click red berry

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7. Click the highlighter to change the background color. Click Highlight color

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8. Click gray

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9. Click Slide1Thisisexampletext

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10. That's it. You're done. You now know the basics of editing text in Slides.

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Here's an interactive tutorial

https://www.iorad.com/player/1748431/Google-Slides---Editing-Text-in-Slides


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Google Slides  /  editing  /  text  /  color  /  size  / 

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