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--- en-us:10.0:how_to_v10:add_text [2020/01/06 20:37] – davegee
+++ en-us:10.0:how_to_v10:add_text [2022/12/19 11:48] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 Alternatively right-click on a blank space and choose Add/Text
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+{{:en-us:10.0:how_to_v10:v10-text-01.jpg|v10-text-01.jpg}}
 <nowiki>*</nowiki> The Highlighted "Text" in the Text Box can then be overwritten with the user's own required Text
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 Choose a Font from the drop-down Menu and other attributes such as Bold, Italic, Underlined and/or Colour.
-Use **"Save/Reset Font"** to set the chosen Font and its attributes as default for new Text Objects
+Use **"Save/Reset Font"** to set the chosen Font and its attributes as default for **new** Text Objects
 ==== Font Size ====
 Note that there is no Font Size but that the Text Box has a Percentage Zoom which controls the size of the Font.
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+{{:en-us:10.0:how_to_v10:v10-text-02.jpg|}}
 Note also that one line of Text in the above example = 15% Zoom. Two lines of Text = 30% Zoom; three lines of Text = 45% etc. This relationship will continue until the size of the "bounding box" is altered via a mouse action.
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+{{:en-us:10.0:how_to_v10:v10-text-03.jpg|}}
 In the next Example it can be seen that One line of Text at 6% gives the same Font Size as 16 lines of Text at 96% Zoom. Knowing this relationship allows the user to create a consistent Font Size across multiple Slides.
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+{{:en-us:10.0:how_to_v10:v10-text-04.jpg|}}
 ==== Insert Text Template ====