Examples of using Text boxes in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Snapped text boxes in think-cell have the advantage that they remain connected through all content and design changes.
An agenda is usually also build from carefully aligned text boxes whose position and content should remain synchronized.
You simply select all text boxes in the column and then drag them to the new position
As you can see, it's easy to form a table by snapping think-cell's text boxes together.
The complete layout magically adjusts automatically to your text boxes and their content and creates a well-balanced slide.
To leave some margin next to elements, you can lock the text boxes to specific positions.
As you can see, all the positioning of the text boxes is done automatically by think-cell.
Click once to insert the new text box and it snaps together with all three text boxes below.
Text boxes might need to be enlarged or font decreased to accommodate additional translated text.
Separate text boxes are to be used for a more detailed account of specific cases,
Smart text boxes.
Setting the same size for multiple text boxes.
Type the same characters in both text boxes.
Com username and password in the appropriate text boxes.
How can I group elements or text boxes together?
Select the first column of text boxes with your mouse.
Move the mouse cursor towards the row of text boxes on the slide.
How do I align elements or text boxes in my seating chart design?
You can use Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V to insert a copy of the selected text boxes.
You can adjust volume levels, add animated text boxes, and play around with transitions.