A
anita
How do I make a cude where it is possible to add text into the different
parts of the cude?
parts of the cude?
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J
John Wilson
AFAIK you can only add text to the front face of a cube.
Cube draw square add 3-D adjust depth in 3-D toolbar
Text right click > add text arial black + emboss looks goos usually.
Cube draw square add 3-D adjust depth in 3-D toolbar
Text right click > add text arial black + emboss looks goos usually.
L
Luc
After drawing the cube using the AutoShape immediately type the text, it
will be put in the middle of the object. For the other sides of the cube you
will have to add a textbox, depending on how you want the text to appear you
can then rotate it. After putting all the text boxes in you can then group
the lot to make it easier to move or copy the object.
will be put in the middle of the object. For the other sides of the cube you
will have to add a textbox, depending on how you want the text to appear you
can then rotate it. After putting all the text boxes in you can then group
the lot to make it easier to move or copy the object.
G
Glen Millar
Hi Anita,
in addition to other comments.
You can add a rectangle. Add depth and use that as a template to draw
individual rectangles that will hold text and match the real cube. Depends
on how much energy you have.
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Regards,
Glen Millar
Microsoft PPT MVP
Tutorials and PowerPoint animations at
www.pptworkbench.com
glen at pptworkbench dot com
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in addition to other comments.
You can add a rectangle. Add depth and use that as a template to draw
individual rectangles that will hold text and match the real cube. Depends
on how much energy you have.
--
Regards,
Glen Millar
Microsoft PPT MVP
Tutorials and PowerPoint animations at
www.pptworkbench.com
glen at pptworkbench dot com
Please tell us your PowerPoint / Windows version,
whether you are using vba, whether
your cows are in the corn paddock, or
anything else relevant.
A
anita
Thank you for your quick reply.
This is a hard way to do it, and I understand that I am able to puzzle it
together.
What I really was looking for is some kind of template that creates a more
professional looking presentation. If you know a way to do this it will make
may day wonderful.
Best regards,
Anita
This is a hard way to do it, and I understand that I am able to puzzle it
together.
What I really was looking for is some kind of template that creates a more
professional looking presentation. If you know a way to do this it will make
may day wonderful.
Best regards,
Anita