I can do this in PowerPoint 2003 by applying both the grow emphasis
animation and a motion path with previous on the movie play, but it does not
run smoothly since it takes huge amounts of CPU cycles away from running the
movie. The computer is constantly trying to redraw the movie and its frame
so chews though all available cycles and remains hunger. If you have a real
scorcher of a computer it may run smoother, but I'm running a 3 GHz with a
ATI video card, so your computer will need to be fairly top end.
I do not know for sure that this works in PowerPoint 2002, but it should.
For other versions of PowerPoint you probably can not do this.
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Bill Dilworth
A proud member of the Microsoft PPT MVP Team
Users helping fellow users.
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