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Step-by-Step Guide to Locking Picture in PowerPoint Select the picture that you want to lock. Go to the "Format" tab. Click on the "Size" dropdown menu. Select "More Layout Options" Click on the "Properties" tab. Check the "Lock aspect ratio" and "Lock position" options. Press the "Close" button.

Lock images and shapes in PowerPoint #Shorts - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Press alt F10. Select the object to identify which one it is in the list and click the padlock toMorePress alt F10. Select the object to identify which one it is in the list and click the padlock to lock it now this shape is locked other uses of the selection pane. You can click here to hide objects.

You can lock any object that you can add to the slide. To lock a shape in PowerPoint (or lock an image, object, placeholder or table), first save your file locally, then select the object to lock and click the Shape locker feature on the PPT Productivity ribbon.

1) Select an image, then head to the Picture Format tab. 2) Choose the Selection Pane. 3) A new window will appear on your right, displaying all of your objects on a slide. Select the image and click the lock button on the right to lock its position and size.

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Lock Drawing Mode in PowerPoint - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip If you have to connect these shapes with connectors. And you do not want to make individualMoreIf you have to connect these shapes with connectors. And you do not want to make individual connectors every time follow this trick go to insert go to shape. Right click on the elbow Arrow connector

To lock a shape or object in PowerPoint, users can go to Selection Pane (under Shapes) and select the ?Lock? option, or right-click over the object to lock and then click Lock option, which is available in the context menu.