Computers and Technology, 02.12.2019 19:31 Miznatnasah

How do you change the shape of an object?
oright-click the object, choose change shape from the menu, and then select a shape
oright-click the object, choose new shape from the menu, and then select a shape
select the object, click the format tab, and choose a shape from the shape gallery
select the object, click the design tab, and choose a shape from the shape gallery

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