Hello and thank you for watching.
Another one of our PowerPoint tutorials.
This video is dedicated to edit points functionality when you enable edit points.
You can literally edit each point in a given shape independently.
Let's open PowerPoint and see how this is done in practice.
We need to right click on the shape that will be modified and select edit points.
OK now we can edit each of these black points by clicking on them with the left mouse button and changing
their location.
We have to move the black dots in order to obtain the desired shape.
If we click anywhere on the slide outside of the shape being edited at it points automatically turns
off edit points is one of a very few features where most elements are exclusively available when you
right click.
For example if we'd like to edit other points of the shape we need to position the mouse on a specific
point and when a cursor like the one you are seeing right now appears we can right click and choose
the type of action that we would like to carry out to add a new point which can be edited.
We can select add point and respectively if we'd like to erase a point we can click on delete point
in this example.
We will move the new point in the following way if we would like to obtain a curved effect we can position
the cursor over the shape right click and select curved segment.
This is how you can easily customize shapes in PowerPoint.
In our next video we'll show you how to group multiple objects.
Thanks for watching.