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Loading...PowerPoint 2010 allows you to take any of the shapes you create — and then either combine, intersect, subtract, or unite them to create your own new shapes. Play around with these options to indulge in endless hours of fun, and do remember that we did warn you about this being addictive. In this tutorial, we’ll show you how you can take two or more shapes and intersect them to end up with interesting results.
Learn how you can intersect shapes in PowerPoint 2010 using the Shape Intersect command.
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