Need to Put a Point on a Presentation

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I am drawing a graph in Powerpoint. There are two points on the graph I
would like to highlight as Point A and Point B. I would like to use a dot to
indicate these points. I have looked in the autoshapes and can't seem to
find a shape that is a simple dot. Am I looking in the wrong place.
 
What about using just a very small circle?

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Turn off Snap to Grid (on the Drawing toolbar, click Draw | Grid and Guides)
and then select the object and nudge it into place with your keyboard
arrows.

Or leave the snap on and press Ctrl while you hit the arrow keys to override
the snap.
 
Sorry, I guess I was thinking of my own issues with alignment, it's easy
unless you are trying to do it with VBA.

Regards,

Don Buchanan

Echo S said:
Turn off Snap to Grid (on the Drawing toolbar, click Draw | Grid and
Guides) and then select the object and nudge it into place with your
keyboard arrows.

Or leave the snap on and press Ctrl while you hit the arrow keys to
override the snap.

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donbexcel said:
The next problem is aligning the new objects with the graph.

Regards,

Don Buchanan




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