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Lesson 8<br />

Figure 8-20<br />

The shapes have been<br />

combined using the Combine<br />

command<br />

Slide 3: Photo Courtesty of NASA<br />

8. Select the shape. On the Drawing Tools Format tab, click Shape Fill and then click Light<br />

Blue, Text 2, Darker 90%.<br />

9. Click Shape Outline and click No Outline.<br />

10. SAVE the presentation.<br />

PAUSE. LEAVE the presentation open to use in the next exercise.<br />

As you saw in step 6, there are many options for merging shapes. These options are summarized<br />

in Table 8-1.<br />

Table 8-1<br />

Options for Merging Shapes<br />

Operation Description Example<br />

Union<br />

Combines the areas of both shapes and takes on the formatting of<br />

the top shape<br />

Combine<br />

Fragment<br />

Intersect<br />

Subtract<br />

Includes areas where one of the two shapes appear, but excludes<br />

areas where both shapes overlap<br />

Combines the areas of both shapes, but divides the shapes into<br />

multiple pieces where overlap begins and ends<br />

Includes only the areas where the top shape overlaps the bottom<br />

shape<br />

Includes only the areas where the top shape did not overlap the<br />

bottom shape

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