Tech Tip: How to align in objects in Microsoft PowerPoint • Blisstech Solutions

In today’s Tuesday’s Two Minute Tech Tip Matt shows you how to align objects in PowerPoint.

It can be a pain when trying to align things manually in PowerPoint, but there is a handy little feature that makes this easy.

This video will show you how to:

👉 How to quickly align objects horizontally or vertically in Microsoft PowerPoint.
👉 Stop wasting time trying to align objects manually.

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