How to extend or shorten a drawn line with 2007.

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Adventuress08

In PowerPoint XP, it was possible to draw or extend a line by holding the
shift key and using the mouse to stretch or shorten a drawn line to keep it
straight. How do I do this with Vista PowerPoint Microsoft 2007?
 
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Adventuress08

Thank you ever so much, now infinity will just have to wait!

Echo S said:
Same way. Just make sure you've installed SP2 for Office 2007. Otherwise the
line shoots to infinity.

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Adventuress08 said:
In PowerPoint XP, it was possible to draw or extend a line by holding the
shift key and using the mouse to stretch or shorten a drawn line to keep
it
straight. How do I do this with Vista PowerPoint Microsoft 2007?
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