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I feel like it's hard to move around in PPT without the mouse -- you need to select objects, move them, drag them, click on gridlines and the like.

The only keyboard friendly things to do is changing art obect properties.

Does anyone have any suggestions for good ppt shortcuts?

Thanks!

 
GameTheoryActually, if you're dragging everything to a corner (like textboxes that need to line up), using the gridlines and the mouse is much more efficient than alt O O then tabbing over to positioning then typing in the exact vertical and horizontals. Just saying.

Gametheory, you are supposed to be a God on this forum..1292+ comments...

Alt-o-o? Try this, put your alignment toolbar as your primary toolbar that way when you "alt" you will hit it, then tab over and your box is aligned.

I make miracles happen. Don't you guys use Pres-link?

 
GameTheoryActually, if you're dragging everything to a corner (like textboxes that need to line up), using the gridlines and the mouse is much more efficient than alt O O then tabbing over to positioning then typing in the exact vertical and horizontals. Just saying.

Gametheory, you are supposed to be a God on this forum..1292+ comments...

Alt-o-o? Try this, but your alignment toolbar as your primary toolbar that way when you "alt" you will hit it, then tab over and your box is aligned.

I make miracles happen. Don't you guys use Pres-link?

 
MoneyKingdom
GameTheoryActually, if you're dragging everything to a corner (like textboxes that need to line up), using the gridlines and the mouse is much more efficient than alt O O then tabbing over to positioning then typing in the exact vertical and horizontals. Just saying.

Gametheory, you are supposed to be a God on this forum..1292+ comments...

Alt-o-o? Try this, but your alignment toolbar as your primary toolbar that way when you "alt" you will hit it, then tab over and your box is aligned.

I make miracles happen. Don't you guys use Pres-link?

Dude, go get laid.

 
tportemall of you are lazy for using applications with a front end GUI

True..but I'm pretty diligent when it comes to advising boards/companies on back end FUs.

If you are not familiar with a back end FU.. here it is.

A back end is a poison pill and the FU is a FU to the potential acquirer since it prevents the acquiring entity to actually takeover the target (the one with the back end plan).

We're about to enter a Great Depression. Don't you want a president who's already dressed for it?

------------ I'm making it up as I go along.
 

Anyone who argues or trys to show off about their ppt keyboard skills lacks a serious social life. There must be something wrong with you. Like are you serious?

"Oh the ladies ever tell you that you look like a fucking optical illusion" - Frank Slaughtery 25th Hour.
 

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