Learn how to use route and connectors in PowerPoint, Google Slides & Canva to make awesome diagrams and graphs for your presentations.
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Lines are very useful to design diagrams, charts or just remark some ideas. You can also use lines to separate concepts or content in your presentation slide or you can also make awesome arrows with lines. In PowerPoint you can insert lines easily using shapes. To insert a line in PowerPoint just need to go …
Attaching a connector to any shape is possible if you use anchors. This is a powerful feature available in major versions of Microsoft PowerPoint. By using connectors and anchor points in the shapes, we can make robust diagrams. When you need to modify your layout and move some objects around, the connectors that are properly …
Reroute Connectors is a feature available in PowerPoint that helps to find the shortest path between two connected objects with lines. Having the line selected (once it is connected between objects or shapes) you can click on Reroute Connector to automatically reroute the lines finding the shortest path. In this example we have used different …
Shapes in PowerPoint are fabulous also to create flow diagrams in PowerPoint. Here we will see how we can create attractive flow diagrams using shapes in PowerPoint. These flow diagrams can be used for different purposes, including business presentations but also engineering or software development. You can design your own flow diagrams in PowerPoint using shapes. In …
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