Changing Ink Color and Size in PowerPoint Slideshows using Microsoft Office on a Samsung Tablet
Microsoft Office is a powerful productivity suite that includes a variety of tools for creating and editing documents, spreadsheets, and presentations. One of the most popular tools in the suite is PowerPoint, which allows users to create dynamic slideshow presentations. With a Microsoft Office paid account and a Samsung tablet, you can easily create and edit PowerPoint presentations on the go. In this article, we will focus on using the Pentool in PowerPoint slideshows on a Samsung tablet.
Accessing PowerPoint on a Samsung Tablet
To access PowerPoint on a Samsung tablet, you will first need to sign in to your Microsoft Office paid account. Once you have signed in, you can either create a new presentation or open an existing one. To create a new presentation, simply tap the "+" button on the main screen. To open an existing presentation, tap the "Open" button and select the presentation you want to open.
Using the Pentool in PowerPoint Slideshows
The Pentool in PowerPoint allows you to draw freehand shapes and lines on your slides. To access the Pentool, tap the "Insert" tab on the ribbon, then tap the "Shapes" button. From the drop-down menu, select the "Scribble" option. This will open the Pentool. You can then use your finger or a stylus to draw on the slide.
To change the color of the ink, tap the "Drawing Tools" tab on the ribbon, then tap the "Shape Fill" button. From the drop-down menu, select the color you want to use. To change the size of the ink, tap the "Shape Outline" button, then use the slider to adjust the size.
Tips for Using the Pentool in PowerPoint Slideshows
Here are a few tips for using the Pentool in PowerPoint slideshows:
- Use a stylus for more precise drawing. A stylus will give you more control over the Pentool than your finger.
- Use the "Eraser" tool to remove unwanted ink. The Eraser tool is located on the "Drawing Tools" tab, under the "Edit Shape" button.
- Use the "Lock Drawing Mode" feature to prevent accidental changes to your drawing. To lock the drawing mode, tap the "Drawing Tools" tab, then tap the "Lock Drawing Mode" button.
With a Microsoft Office paid account and a Samsung tablet, you can easily create and edit PowerPoint presentations on the go. The Pentool in PowerPoint allows you to add freehand shapes and lines to your slides, and with the ability to change the color and size of the ink, you can customize your drawings to fit your needs. Whether you are using PowerPoint for teaching or for any other purpose, the Pentool is a valuable tool to have in your arsenal.
References
- Draw freehand shapes and lines with the Pen tool in PowerPoint
- Samsung Tablets
- Microsoft Office Paid Account
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