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Loading...Connectors are line-like shapes found, not surprisingly within the Lines category of the Shapes gallery in PowerPoint 2010. These connectors create a link (or join) other closed shapes like rectangles, triangles, etc. to create a relationship. Since these connectors are linked to closed shapes, they are called “Smart connectors” — you’ll learn more about all the smart things they do in subsequent tutorials of this series.
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