So see the Caption appeared at the bottom of the screen. So my you’ll Captions appear. Now a couple of things that I know this looked – good, but I it first that this has wrapped around to the don’t like – second line, and I think that very viewable, so what don’t that’s I’m actually going to do is, these are just text blocks that we’re creating, and so because just text blocks we can modify them in any way they’re we want to, just like text. [Presenter clicks and drags over the text block to highlight it] So actually going to reduce the font size of this down to, make I’m let’s to 20 point type, and make this centred. let’s [Presenter clicks on the font size and changes the size to 20 point type, and then clicks on the Centre icon in the paragraph menu] And I also want to, because I know that this top one is a little bit higher; I can actually align and I can just resize this down to match the other ones. [Presenter clicks on Video Tools Playback Align Captions] – – And so now if we play this, centred those Captions, and I resized I’ve them so they should fit on the one line. [Presenter clicks on Play and the video starts playing, showing the changes the Presenter has made to the PowerPoint Slide] So it, centred it. Now one last thing that I we’ve resized we’ve don’t like about this is the fact that those big black text blocks cover up parts of the screen that may very well be important or visually interesting, and again because this are text blocks, all I have to do is I just sort of drag and select, which will select all of them. [Presenter clicks and drags over the text block] And if I right click on that block and I go to Format Object, it will take me to the formatting screen. [Presenter right clicks on the block, then selects Format Object] And going to select that I want this to be solid filled, and I want I’m this to be 50% transparent. [Presenter selects Solid Fill, then changes the transparency to 50%, then clicks on Close] So now when I close this, and we click Play.
So you’ll see the Caption appeared at the bottom of the screen. So my Captions appear. Now a couple of things that – I know this looked good, but I don’t like it – first that this has wrapped around to the second line, and I don’t think that that’s very viewable, so what I’m actually going to do is, these are just text blocks that we’re creating, and so because they’re just text blocks we can modify them in any way we want to, just like text. [Presenter clicks and drags over the text block to highlight it] So I’m actually going to reduce the font size of this down to, let’s make to 20 point type, and let’s make this centred. [Presenter clicks on the font size and changes the size to 20 point type, and then clicks on the Centre icon in the paragraph menu] And I also want to, because I know that this top one is a little bit higher; I can actually align and I can just resize this down to match the other ones. [Presenter clicks on Video Tools – Playback – Align Captions] And so now if we play this, I’ve centred those Captions, and I resized them so they should fit on the one line. [Presenter clicks on Play and the video starts playing, showing the changes the Presenter has made to the PowerPoint Slide] So we’ve resized it, we’ve centred it. Now one last thing that I don’t like about this is the fact that those big black text blocks cover up parts of the screen that may very well be important or visually interesting, and again because this are text blocks, all I have to do is I just sort of drag and select, which will select all of them. [Presenter clicks and drags over the text block] And if I right click on that block and I go to Format Object, it will take me to the formatting screen. [Presenter right clicks on the block, then selects Format Object] And I’m going to select that I want this to be solid filled, and I want this to be 50% transparent. [Presenter selects Solid Fill, then changes the transparency to 50%, then clicks on Close] So now when I close this, and we click Play.
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