392 Chapter 14 Work with Slide Text
- On the Outline tab, click to the right of Overview, and then press Enter.
PowerPoint adds a slide to the presentation, and an icon for slide 3 appears in the
Outline pane.
- Press the Tab key.
The new slide changes to a bullet point on slide 2. The bullet is gray until you enter
text for the bullet point.
- Type Preparing for a buying trip, and then press Enter.
PowerPoint adds a new bullet at the same level.
- Type Traveling internationally, and then press Enter.
- Type Meeting the client, and then press Enter.
- Press Shift+Tab.
On the Outline tab, the bullet changes into an icon for slide 3.
When you create a slide on the Outline tab, the new slide is displayed in the Slide pane.
- Type Preparing for a Buying Trip, press Enter, and then press Tab.
- Type Know your needs, and then press Enter.
- On the Home tab, in the Paragraph group, click the Increase List Level button.
PowerPoint creates a subpoint.
Tip You can use the Increase List Level button to change slide titles to bullet points and
bullet points to subpoints, both in the Slide pane and on the Outline tab. You can also
use the Decrease List Level button to change subpoints to bullet points and bullet points
to slide titles in both places. However, when you’re entering text on the Outline tab, it’s
quicker to use keys—Tab and Shift+Tab—to perform these functions than it is to take
your hands off the keyboard to use your mouse.