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But you can also manage basic annotations with a regular mouse Do note that such annotations look better if you use a stylus or pen,Įspecially if you are using a computer such as the Microsoft Surface. Similarly add annotations to all your slides.Want more keyboard shortcuts? Get a copy of Press Ctrl+ L to change to a Laser Pointer. Press Ctrl+ E to change to the Eraser tool. Press E to remove all annotations made now. Holding the Shift key before you start annotating! Also you can: Tip: For both the Pen and Highlighter tools, you can draw straight lines by Now let's use the Highlighter tool and see how it differs from the Pen tool, firstĪccess the fly-out menu and choose the Highlighter option, as shown in Figure 5, below.Figure 4: Another color to annotate with.Now doodle or write again, this time you will see your annotations in another color, as shown in Figure.Theme colors mayĭiffer from presentation to presentation, now choose any other color. Here (highlighted in red within Figure 2, shown earlier on this page). To change the ink color, navigate to the fly-out menu again.Figure 3: Doodle or write with the Pen tool.The cursor changes to a small colored dot, the default color of this dot is red.Press Ctrl+ A in Slide Show view when done to revert back to theĭefault Arrow cursor. Tip: You can also press the Ctrl+ P keyboard shortcut