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Loading...What do you think about when you say the word “shape” aloud? Do you imagine a square, a circle, a heart, or even a smiley shape? Yes, all those are shapes — as are the hundreds of other recognizable outlines or figures that we call shapes in our everyday parlance. Shapes play a significant role within any slides you create for your PowerPoint presentation. In more ways that you may want to count, shapes are like the building blocks of almost anything you do on your PowerPoint slides — PowerPoint 2013 provides hundreds of shapes efficiently categorized into 9 types.
Learn about different types of shapes in PowerPoint 2013 for Windows.
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