Alt J D A A A on Mac: Align to Slide in PowerPoint
To run Align to Slide with Alt J D A A A in PowerPoint on a Mac, install LightningXL, tap Option, then type J, D, A, A, A. The same keys as Windows, with the same result.
Step by step
Install LightningXL
Download LightningXL, then follow the instructions. Setup takes about two minutes.
Select what to act on
Select the slide, text or object the command should apply to.
Tap Option, then type J D A A A
Tap ⌥ on its own to show the key tips, then J D for Shape Format, A A for Align, A for Align to Slide.
What Alt J D A A A does
Align to Slide sits under Shape Format › Align on the PowerPoint ribbon. On Windows, Alt J D A A A runs it from the keyboard. PowerPoint for Mac has the same ribbon but no Alt key, so without LightningXL you click through Shape Format › Align › Align to Slide instead.
Related shortcuts
The rest of the Align menu in PowerPoint:
- ⌥JDAAC Align Center
- ⌥JDAAR Align Right
- ⌥JDAAT Align Top
- ⌥JDAAM Align Middle
- ⌥JDAAB Align Bottom
- ⌥JDAAH Distribute Horizontally
- ⌥JDAAV Distribute Vertically
- ⌥JDAAO Align Selected Objects
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