Double click for text box. I use Powerpoint for Mac, and one of the features I like in Powerpoint is to double click anywhere, and add a text box. I find it very helpful to do so during lectures for college.
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There is no singular command which will do what you describe. Both the DrawTextBox & DrawInsertTextBox commands are available, but they simply select the Text Box tool. You still have to click or drag to create the Text Box then modify it to suit your requirement. There are several options for something more precise: • VBA procedures (macros) that create each of the specific Text Boxes, • Saving each defined text box as an AutoText Item which can be inserted at any time, • Adding each defined text box to the Scrapbook from which you can drag an instance into the document whenever you wish.
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