J
jeeter
I know it is "by design" that PowerPoint doesn't have a strikethrough option
for text. I know the workaround . . . BUT when you edit text that has a
drawing line through it which moves the text up or down, the line doesn't
stay with the text. That requires lots of maintenance (time). Is there
something in the work to fix this or something like a "strikethrough font"
available anywhere?
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for text. I know the workaround . . . BUT when you edit text that has a
drawing line through it which moves the text up or down, the line doesn't
stay with the text. That requires lots of maintenance (time). Is there
something in the work to fix this or something like a "strikethrough font"
available anywhere?
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Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this
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click "I Agree" in the message pane.
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