For example, imagine that you've placed a logo on one slide and want to add the same or different logos to other slides. You want all of them sized and positioned identically so they don't appear to jump around when you transition from slide to slide. Alignment When THOR resizes a shape, it can center it on the previously memorized area or it can align it to the upper left, lower left, upper right or lower right corner of the memorized area. Use the Alignment radio-buttons to choose which option you want. THOR ... you know, THOR? ... the Norse dude with the hammer? ... meets all of those requirements. For those of you who're used to using the hammer tool in StarterSet, THOR works exactly the same. And it's free!

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Quiet mode Normally, THOR displays a dialog box that shows you the coordinates of the memorized shape: Add-ins are small programs that attach themselves to PowerPoint and enhance it in various useful ways. If you need to use these same coordinates elsewhere, enter the number followed by "pt" to let PowerPoint know you want to use points as the unit of measure. PowerPoint will translate the number you enter to inches or cm, depending on your language settings. THOR is a PowerPoint add-in that can memorize the size and position of any shape on a slide (or the size of the slide itself), then later "hammer" any other selected shape (or shapes) to the same size and position PPTools add-ins make you more productive with PowerPoint. With PPTools, you can do more with PowerPoint and do it faster and more efficiently than you ever dreamed possible.If you've ever had to do this before, you already know that PowerPoint's not going to give you much help. In the examples above, we only memorized the size/position of the gray Memorized Shape rectangle once, then changed THOR Options repeatedly to demonstrate how each of the settings affects THOR's behavior.

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Sometimes when you insert a series of images into PowerPoint, they come in at inconsistent sizes. No worries, THOR's Hammer will beat them into shape.He's lying!] Busted! OK, for the last two examples, we memorized the slide's size before using THOR to demonstrate how you can fill a slide with an image or shape. A bit more about that ... Once the installation finishes, start PowerPoint. You'll see a new PPTools tab on your PowerPoint ribbon. At the left side of the tab, there'll be a THOR group with several icons: