How do I change bullet color in PowerPoint?
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either you have to change the color of fonts or customize the bullets \n1. Go to Format ----> Bullets and Numbering------->\na window will open with different types of bullets.\n2. Customize button click Change the color \n\nSimple\n\nBye
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Hi Dear,\n\nSeems you are new to powerpoint!\n\nTo start with open your powerpoint select a new presentation. \nafter customising your presentation needs for the slide, you go to the file menu & select inser new slide several times till you have your sixteen slides.\n\nNext you can either go to the slideshow on the file menu and select customise animation which will offer you several slide transposition  effects and the option to add music to you presentation. there you can configure the music you want for your slides.\n\nIn Office 2003, you can go to insert menu and select add movies and sound option, but I am not sure whether this option is available in office 2000. Anyway you can check it if you want.\n\nFor any additional help you are most welcomed!
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Insert / Shapes / Basic. Choose a circle from the options. Drag your mouse on the paper to make the circle. You can repeat those steps for more circles, or just copy/paste the one you have over and over. The default circle is usually colored and will not be transparent. If you need to see the overlapped areas, select the circle, right click the mouse and choose "properties" and under "fill" click on the "X" which removes any fill or color. \n\n(If you want all transparent circles, just create ONE circle and remove the fill and THEN copy it and paste it for as many as you want.)\n\nTo add text to a circle, select it, right click, and choose "add text."
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Right Click on your desktop,\nPROPERTIES > SETTINGS (tab) > select COLOR QUALITY
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Another option is to save your presentation as a .pps file.  This will save only the presentation show and not allow anyone to edit the program.\nGo to File --> Save As... -> and change the Save as Type to PowerPoint Show (.pps)
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Right click on desktop>Properties. Go to Settings tab and modify the color settings there under "Color Quality".
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Go to the Control Panel & open the Printer folder. Right-click on your printer & select Printing Properties. In that window, click on the Paper/Quality tab & check the box next to Black & White. That's for most deskjets. I also have an All-In-One that you go into the Printing Preferences, click the Color tab, then under Color Options, select 'Print in Grayscale'. Hope that helps :)
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I am assuming that you are talking about changing the font attributes while using a word processing program like MS Word. \n\nIt is really simple. Select the portion of text you want to apply the new attributes to (you can select text by either clicking the beginning of the text and dragging the mouse cursor (still holding the click) to the end of the text or by placing the cursor at the beginning of the text, holding down "Shift" and moving the cursor using the right arrow key (-->) till the end of the text). After you select the desired portion of text, click on the font-face menu (The one listing the current font - like "Times New Roman" etc and select the desired font from the drop-down menu). Likewise, you can also click the font-type menu and alter the size of the font. To change the color of the font, look for a symbol with an 'A' and a paintbrush. Click on the menu and select the desired color from the pop-up menu.
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you have switched off the rich text editing features in the compose dialog box. it is now changed to plain text.\n\nTo get back to the original choose options -> then choose Mail -> General Preferences -> Under the compose tab you will see the option. change it to compose with color and graphics.\n\nVoila, it is restored.
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Here is a good source\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint/default.aspx\n\n///
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Hi \n\nOk im assuming you are taking about the font right? If so then there are a couple of ways to do this , first , use the bold on the words you want or go to control panel and look for display and there look for the tab that says apperances and there you can edit the colors for windows and other software
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I got your prob. Instead of using routine bullets available in the toolbar, go for animated bullets and then put the animated object after the bullet. Hope this helps you...
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Whoa. Haven't been deep into a 95 operating system in a while.  Not sure if I remember the paths to take.\nFind Control Panel, and and open up Printers.\nRight click on the printer in question and select properties.\nThere may be several tabs to explore, including color management.\nBUT, look on the general tab first, and see if there's a button to click on that says something like "printing preferences", and explore that one.  That may open another window where there's a color tab. There may be a setting in there that's set to "grayscale" or "black cartridge only".
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Press shift-F5 at the 15th Slide or click the 15th slide and click the slide preview or presentation button on the bottom left corner of the powerpoint application
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Save the picture to your computer, select "Backgrounds" on the  powerpoint, then go all the way to the right where it says "import picture" or something like that. Choose the picture you want, and hit apply or apply to all. Something like that.
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maybe you changed the the color\njust go to tool>internet option\nin general tab \nchoose colors\ncheck the colors\nif Use windows color is uncheked\nchoose it
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u can use PowerPoint its easier way .. then there is programs to convert the Powerpoint to flash .. search about these programs \n\ngood luck