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Hi I am unable to change text size while using templates - it’s tiny!! I have option to nbold or underline but there is no place on bottom or floating toolbars that offers this - can anyone advise.
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If you increase the text box using the corner, it increases font size, then you can go back and decrease the text box using the edges (not corners) and it keeps the same font size so you can fit it to your area.
Thank you. This is another work around. Would be great if MS would fix the problem let us pick font size for text within the post it note.
Found It !
Just leave the text inside the shapes empty and just add a text box (T sign next to other buttons).
Textbox's text size changes with resizing it.
It's not embed inside the shape, but it will do the job ;)
Regards from I.R. IRAN ❤
Yes, thank you. This workaround has been mentioned in the thread a few times. Hopefully MS can add better functionality so text size in a shape can be sized from the start, so we don't have to add text box or do other workarounds.
I found the solution. You just need to press both shift and up bottoms at the same time in order to reduce or increment the size of the text that you want to edit.