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Once you have made, they show up in the same position on all other slides within the presentation. You'll find that only two Guides, one horizontal and one vertical Guide are visible at first, and these two Guides intersect at the center of the slide (see Figure 1).

Most of the time, this might work for you, but you can actually add more Guides since these can help in positioning slide objects better across successive slides. Figure 1: Guides on the PowerPoint slide You typically add more Guides in PowerPoint using the drag-to-spawn process that we explain on this page.

Additionally you can also use the to add new Guides. Follow these steps to spawn new Guides: • Launch,. In Figure 2 you can see an empty slide with default Guides visible. • Figure 2: PowerPoint slide with default Guides • It's a good idea to make the visible in your presentation, as you can see highlighted in red within Figure 3.

Making the rulers visible gives you a better idea of how you want to position the new Guides. • Figure 3: Rulers made visible in PowerPoint • Place your cursor over any of the guides (we placed the cursor over a Vertical Guide), and click it so that it is selected, don't let go your mouse click yet. As long as the Guide shows digits defining its position in the cursor (highlighted in red within Figure 4), you can be assured that it has been selected. • Figure 4: Digits shown on the cursor. If you have a slide that already has several slide objects, you might end up selecting a slide object rather than the guide. In that case, select the guide in an area a little outside the, and you will still be able to follow the rest of the steps explained in this tutorial. • With your hold on the cursor still active so that the Guide remains selected, press the Ctrl key on the keyboard and drag the mouse towards right or left of the slide to create a new Guide.

You'll see a live indicator of the position of this new Guide as you move through the digits indicator, along with a distinct plus sign in the cursor, as shown in Figure 5. • Figure 5: New Guide being added • Once you have placed the new Guide in the required position, first release the mouse button and then the Ctrl key to place it as a new Guide.

If you release the Ctrl key first, you will end up moving the selected Guide to the new position, rather than duplicating/creating a new Guide. • As shown in Figure 5 above, new Guide has been created 2.00 inches left of the default vertical Guide. The default vertical Guide is located at 0.00, which places it right in the center. You can create new Guides towards both the left and right of this default Guide. Jigsaw Graphics for PowerPoint Here are 10 jigsaw graphics containing different shapes. These graphics are available in both black and white and are contained within separate sample presentations that you download. Additionally, these jigsaw graphics are vector shapes, so you can easily edit them within your Microsoft Office program by changing fills, lines, and effects or even applying Shape Styles.

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