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A line (outline) in PowerPoint contains both points and segments. You already learned about the three types of points in PowerPoint within a previous tutorial. I now show you how segments (the line area between one point and another) work, and the two types of segments: straight and curved. You can edit these segments and also convert a straight segment to a curved segment and vice versa, as you will learn in this tutorial.
Learn what the Curved and Straight line segments are within PowerPoint 2010.
Categories: lines, powerpoint_2010, shapes, tutorials
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