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Loading...A line (outline) in PowerPoint contains both points and segments — think about connect-the-dots as an analogy and the dots will represent points. The segments on the other hand will represent the lines you draw between the dots. Among points and segments, we have already explored the types of points in PowerPoint 2013. We now explore the two types of Segments in PowerPoint 2013: Straight and Curved. Segments can be edited and you can 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 2013 for Windows.
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