Currently, more and more friends are using PPT software. So during operation, how does a single-page PPT use a scrolling text box to demonstrate long text? The basic steps are explained below.
The method of calling up the scrolling text box is as shown in the figure. Microsoft has disabled it by default.
Switch to the "Developer" tab and select the second one in the "Controls Group" - Text Box.
Draw a text box on the slide.
Right mouse button - property sheet, change ScrollBars to 2 - fmScrollBarsVertical, which is the third vertical scroll bar.
Tip: Each item in the ScrollBars scroll bar needs to be explained.
0-fmScrollBarsNone no scroll bar
1-fmScrollBarsHorizontal horizontal scroll bar
2-fmScrollBarsVertical vertical scroll bar
3-fmScrollBarsboth horizontal and vertical scroll bars
In addition, if we select False in MultiLine, the scroll bar cannot be selected vertically, but only horizontally.
Change MultiLine to True, which means multiple lines of text.
Close the property box, right-click on the text box and select "Text Box Object" - Edit.
Enter long text, wrap the line and press Shift+Enter. The font is too small. Press Alt+Enter to bring up the property sheet and change the font name and font size in Fonts.
Show the slide and you'll see the scroll bars.
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