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Section 3.1: Slide Themes

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  1. Type in your information or data.

    A list of famous books in classic literature with a number one next to War and Peace.Image Modified
  2. Type the number of the note (like 1, 2, etc.) in superscript next to the relevant text in the slide body. Click Highlight the number and click the Format tab. Then in the text dropdown menu, click Superscript.

    The Format tab open with the text dropdown menu open. Superscript is highlighted.
  3. Click the Textbox button in the Main Tool bar and create your text box in the bottom left corner.

    The text box button in Google Slides.
  4. Type in the number for your footnote, then text for your footnote.

    Google Slide with a footnote in the bottom left corner.Image RemovedA footnote is at the bottom of the slide. Leo Tolstoy is the name in the footnote.Image Added

Section 3.8: Columns

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Google Slides allows you to have two languages in a slide. Keep in mind that a spell checker will only work for one language at a time. To avoid any issues, you need to specify the language used to Google. That way it will know which language is being used and can check it accordingly.

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