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Working with Shapes and SmartArt in Microsoft Office 2013

Patrice-Anne Rutledge

By Patrice-Anne Rutledge

Nov 11, 2013

Contents

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Inserting Shapes

Formatting Shapes Using the Drawing Tools ? Format Tab

Using the Format Shape Pane

Working with SmartArt Graphics

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Formatting Shapes Using the Drawing Tools – Format Tab

When you create or select a shape, the contextual Drawing Tools – Format tab appears, shown in Figure 5.2.

FIGURE 5.2

FIGURE 5.2. The Drawing Tools – Format tab offers numerous options for shape creation and formatting.

The Insert Shapes and Shape Styles groups on the Drawing Tools – Format tab are the centerpieces of Office’s suite of shape-creation and shape-formatting tools. They offer a multitude of options for modifying and enhancing shapes, such as specifying a shape’s fill, outline, and effects. The rest of this section focuses on the many shape-formatting options available on this tab.

Working with Shape Quick Styles

One way to format a shape quickly is to apply a Quick Style. Quick Styles offer numerous fill, shading, and border options in colors that coordinate with your chosen theme.

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