You could do the bulk of your work in Microsoft Word (which we know you have ) and copy your final work into PowerPoint.
We occasionally use PowerPoint and as you know, it is a non-Dragon friendly environment. I'm just wondering if there's an easier way. Because the program doesn't seem dictation friendly, and requires a lot of arm-intensive things like text-box resizing, photo resizing, moving elements around, etc., what I've been doing is doing as much of the work as I can by dictating into a Microsoft Word document and then transferring it in bits and pieces into a Publisher file. I just started learning Publisher about three weeks ago to make a weekly publication for my church. Again, my apologies.)ĭoes anybody here use Microsoft Publisher routinely? Are there any add-ins that will make it more dictation-friendly? Anybody have any tips? Here it is again dictated this time directly into Mozilla Firefox. To save changes, select OK.(Sorry everybody, I posted this earlier but had drafted it in Microsoft Word and copied and pasted it here – which appears to create technical problems with the forum, and nobody was able to respond.
In the Modify Styles menu, make changes to font, style, color, and spacing all in one place. Right click on the style in the Styles Gallery and select Modify from the menu. Once the heading is styled, right click on the selected style in the Styles Gallery, and choose “Update Heading # to Match Selection” from the menu.Īnother way to make changes to a default style is to make changes in the Modify Styles Menu. Make any font, size, and style changes from the tools offered in the Home Tab. So, if you change the font for your Heading 2 style, all Heading 2 text will change immediately. Remember, changing a default style will update all text formatted with that style. To change the default style, select the text then choose a heading style from the Styles Options to format it. These styles can be easily updated by modifying the default styles.
Note: Remember to organize your headings into nested levels.Ī default style may not match your document's design. Choose the appropriate heading style from the Styles to change the format. Place the cursor in the line of text you want styled as a heading. The heading styles are located in the Styles ribbon on the Home Tab. Follow these instructions to add, update, or modify text and heading styles in Microsoft Publisher. You can change these default styles to suit your document’s design. Microsoft Word offers several formatted headings to use. Properly formatted headings help organize, improve searching capabilities in your documents, and save you lots of time.
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