Learn PowerPoint 2010: Nudge and Move Shapes

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Learn PowerPoint 2010: Nudge and Move Shapes

Created: Tuesday, December 21, 2010 posted by Geetesh Bajaj at 4:55 am

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Nudging a shape or any other slide object is essentially moving it just a wee bit using the arrow keys on your keyboard rather than the mouse. Move is different in that it is more of a super-nudge, and you can use the mouse to move rather than just nudge. PowerPoint provides more than one way to nudge or move any selected shape or slide object.

Learn how you can nudge or move a shape or any other slide object in PowerPoint 2010.

Categories: powerpoint_2010, shapes, tutorials

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