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When I try and snap a wedge and a rectangle together, where both have no outline, they snap with a single-pixel gap. Is there any way to fix this? I'm using the browser version of powerpoint.
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Thanks for the advice!
Sorry, I'm not able to duplicate that result in Chrome. Try using the keyboard arrow keys no nudge the shapes.
When I tried it, it still had a very small gap. The screenshot in the original post is zoomed in.
Try looking at it in Slideshow mode. Is the gap still there? The display in Edit Mode is not always 100% accurate.
It might also be worth trying a different browser.