Hello and welcome.
It may often occur to you that you have a hard time fitting text content within a given shape.
In one of your slides usually you would have to decrease the font size or enlarge the shape but both
of these options can be problematic.
You could be reluctant to decrease the font size of the object because it is already too small to read
or you can be unwilling to increase the shape size because if you do that you would have to adjust a
series of other objects in order to remain consistent.
There is a tiny trick that can help you get around these adjustments not all the time but at least sometimes
in this slide we have a rectangular box that is unable to fit the text content that we have typed inside
of it.
You can see how the last word goes out of the rectangular box.
What we can do is select the object right click on it and open the format shape menu.
Once it is open we will select the text box section in order to leave more space for the text.
We will modify the internal margins of the object.
These numbers represent the distance between the text within the box and the objects outer border.
The greater the number the more blank space that is left between text and the borders of the object.
By setting the figures of the Left and Right to zero we make sure that no space was left unused on the
left and right side of the object we can close the format shape menu and check whether the text content
now fits into the shape.
As you can see it does.
Which means that the extra space that we provided by reducing the internal margins to zero was sufficient.
This is how we can try to fit text in a given shape without modifying its size or decreasing the text
font size.
Thank you for watching.