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3 years ago

Su prepares a presentation about the industrial revolution. She wants to change the font on the second slide of

Computers and Technology

2 answers:

Keith_Richards [23]3 years ago

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Answer:

- by using the mini toolbar

- by using the Font dialog box

- by using the Font drop-down menu

Explanation:

This class is way too hard, good luck guys

tatyana61 [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

The answer to this question with an explanation is given below in the explanation section

Explanation:

Sue prepares a presentation about the industrial revolution. She wants to change the font on the second slide of her presentation. She can accomplish this task with the following option.

By using Font dialog box

Using this option, first, she needs to select the whole second line, as the line gets selected, font dialog box get appear, wherefrom she can change the font to any available font style, size. In this font dialog box, she can also increase and decrease the font, change the font color and can make font bold, italic and underline.

By using the Font drop-down menu

Using this option, first, she needs to select the second line of her slide. Then, go to the Home tab, under Font group section, she can change the font style, size, color and increase spacing, etc.

Why other options are not correct.

By using the mini toolbar

mini toolbar does not have the option that directly allows you to change the font

By using paragraph option

Using this option, you can only modify the paragraph setting, but not the font. Using this option, you can align the text of paragraph to center, left, right and justify, you can do numbering, add or remove the column, and make text direction.

By using WordArt options

Using this option, you can insert WordArt, these styles are predefined and don't allow you to change the font.

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