Title: How to Put Lines for Notes on PowerPoint Slides | Your Business
Headings: How to Put Lines for Notes on PowerPoint Slides
How to Put Lines for Notes on PowerPoint Slides
Using Shapes
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Content: How to Put Lines for Notes on PowerPoint Slides | Your Business
How to Put Lines for Notes on PowerPoint Slides
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Although Microsoft PowerPoint presentations pass along predetermined information, including space for your audience to customize handouts with their own notes may be essential. While you’ll be giving up slide real estate to include note lines, this is a way for people to transcribe things about your presentation that don’t appear on the slides, or make reminders to ask you about later. PowerPoint offers two options for including note lines in a slideshow: it’ll configure them for you three slides at a time in a handout format or let you add them line by line directly on the slides themselves. Using Shapes
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Start PowerPoint and open the slideshow to add note lines onto, or create your first slide with the blank template slide that opens by default, such as by adding text into the “Click to add title” placeholder text box. Step 2
Click the “Insert” tab and then the “Shapes” button. Click the first, straight line option under the Lines section. The cursor changes to a plus symbol. Step 3
Position the cursor on the slide. Press and hold down the “Shift” key.