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How to turn off shadow as default for drawing objs: text box/shape

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Phil_Deering - 15 Sep 2006 17:05 GMT
In the template I'm using, drawing objects default to having a shadow on the
line.
I know how to use Format, Autoshape, Colors and Lines, Default for New
Objects, but the shadow setting is not in this dialog box.  
Also, the text in text boxes defaults to shadow as well.  I want to turn
this off too.

Anyone know how to do this?
tohlz - 15 Sep 2006 17:26 GMT
Draw an autoshape onto the slide.
Then under the Drawing toolbar located at the bottom, click on the shadow
button and select no shadow.
Now right click on the autoshape, select Set Autoshape Defaults.
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> In the template I'm using, drawing objects default to having a shadow on the
> line.
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>
> Anyone know how to do this?
John Wilson - 15 Sep 2006 21:50 GMT
Tohlz's method should work fine with autoshapes. If text is also shadowed in
text boxes you may need to select some text and in format text make sure
shadow is off and selext default for new objects..
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> In the template I'm using, drawing objects default to having a shadow on the
> line.
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> Anyone know how to do this?

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