The shadow effect in PowerPoint adds more depth to your selected shape — and you may get the perfect shadow effect the very first time you use PowerPoint’s default shadow options. However, you may want that shadow to be a wee bit longer, or just a little less pronounced. Or maybe you want the shadow to sport a color that’s different. Fortunately, these shadow effects are quite easy to achieve.
Learn how you can work with advanced Shadow effect options in PowerPoint 2013 for Windows.
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