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Hello, there. In this tutorial, I will show you how to make a quote to appear less boring. No matter if you use PowerPoint for presentation, you use Photoshop for e-books or some other designs; you most likely sometimes use quotes and you would like that they appear nicer. So once in a while and not only in PowerPoint but in design and posters and photographs, you want to use quotations. You want to quote someone, you want to make the quote look good, but this always doesn’t work because a quote is text and text doesn’t look good. And I want to show you a clean simple slide, how it can be done to make it look good. Now quotes are often put into quotation marks. So at first let me copy the text so I have another text box and put quotation marks here. I will even put them separately, so I will once again copy that, select the 1st one and delete the 2nd one. Okay, I have the quotes and I will make this smaller or not as small because I want the quotation mark...
