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The reason you cant find it is unfortunately simple - You cant do it!
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Austin Myers
The standard text doesn't do it. However, you can do it with Word Art.
Austin Myers
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Austin Myers
MS PowerPoint MVP Team
Provider of PFCMedia http://www.pfcmedia.com
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Guest
I didnt know that - how's it done Austin?
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Austin Myers
Put a word art object on your slide. Double click it and fire up the tool
box. From there, kern away...
Actually you can make all sorts of changes. (Kerning, Leading, Etc.)
Austin Myers
MS PowerPoint MVP Team
Provider of PFCMedia http://www.pfcmedia.com
box. From there, kern away...
Actually you can make all sorts of changes. (Kerning, Leading, Etc.)
Austin Myers
MS PowerPoint MVP Team
Provider of PFCMedia http://www.pfcmedia.com
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Steve Rindsberg
John Wilson said:I didnt know that - how's it done Austin?
It depends on how you define kerning.
On the Word Art toolbar, there's an AV button (far right)
That lets you adjust character spacing and turn automatic character pair
kerning off/on.
IOW, you can loosen or tighten the overall spacing of the text and tell Word
Art to tighten up pairs like AV and VW and so on.
You can't, however, kern arbitrary character pairs like you can with the better
drawing/illustration and DTP apps.
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Guest
You could also kern in Word without using WordArt (format menu, font command,
character spacing tab); then do a print screen (PrtSc button) and paste into
a slide, then use the cropping tool from the picture toolbar to reduce the
image and perhaps set the background to transparent.
character spacing tab); then do a print screen (PrtSc button) and paste into
a slide, then use the cropping tool from the picture toolbar to reduce the
image and perhaps set the background to transparent.