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Thanks for the input. &nbsp; Looks like that might be the answer; &nbsp;I'll wait to see if anyone else agrees.
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Thanks for the input.   Looks like that might be the answer;  I'll wait to see if anyone else agrees.

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I'll be surprised (and delighted) if someone knows a way!
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I'll be surprised (and delighted) if someone knows a way!

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@Jamie: &nbsp;thanks for the input, and for looking for a solution. &nbsp;That's intriguing, however, beyond the reach of just wanting to have the freeform tool more available. &nbsp;I'm going to reward points, close this, and ask a related question.
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@Jamie:  thanks for the input, and for looking for a solution.  That's intriguing, however, beyond the reach of just wanting to have the freeform tool more available.  I'm going to reward points, close this, and ask a related question.

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How might I add the freeform drawing tool, as a separate command, that is, not as part of &quot;Shapes&quot;, to a custom menu?<br />
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I know how to create the custom menu; &nbsp;I can't locate the freeform drawing tool as a separate command.<br />
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Thanks!
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How might I add the freeform drawing tool, as a separate command, that is, not as part of "Shapes", to a custom menu?

I know how to create the custom menu;  I can't locate the freeform drawing tool as a separate command.

Thanks!

PowerPoint Add FreeForm drawing tool to menu

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