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Glen Millar
Hi,
Depends on version. For 2002/ 2003, double click the animation in the Task
pane, and look for Timing | Repeat, and select the options available. If for
a previous version, is virtually the same, but the boxes will look different
;-)
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Depends on version. For 2002/ 2003, double click the animation in the Task
pane, and look for Timing | Repeat, and select the options available. If for
a previous version, is virtually the same, but the boxes will look different
;-)
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Echo S
What Glen said.
But note that, while you can set repeats for individual animations, you cannot set a repeat for a *group* of animations. In other words, if you're trying to repeat a fade in/fade out sequence, for instance, PPT can't do that.
Chirag has a cool new addin that has that particular fade in/fade out animation (among others), though. It's sweet. http://officeone.mvps.org/anims/anims.html
But note that, while you can set repeats for individual animations, you cannot set a repeat for a *group* of animations. In other words, if you're trying to repeat a fade in/fade out sequence, for instance, PPT can't do that.
Chirag has a cool new addin that has that particular fade in/fade out animation (among others), though. It's sweet. http://officeone.mvps.org/anims/anims.html
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Rusher
I found a way and it's easy and efficient...Select all the objects within the
animation sequence by holding down the shift key when selecting...Be sure to
select each animation object in the same order your want them to
perform...When you have all the objects selected, choose "Copy" from the Edit
Menu or by right clicking the mouse and choosing "Paste"...The next step is
to select "Paste" from the Edit Menu or by right clicking the mouse and
choosing "Paste". This will paste a duplicate of the animations you created
in the animation listing...You can do this as many times as you need...
animation sequence by holding down the shift key when selecting...Be sure to
select each animation object in the same order your want them to
perform...When you have all the objects selected, choose "Copy" from the Edit
Menu or by right clicking the mouse and choosing "Paste"...The next step is
to select "Paste" from the Edit Menu or by right clicking the mouse and
choosing "Paste". This will paste a duplicate of the animations you created
in the animation listing...You can do this as many times as you need...
Echo S said:What Glen said.
But note that, while you can set repeats for individual animations, you cannot set a repeat for a *group* of animations. In other words, if you're trying to repeat a fade in/fade out sequence, for instance, PPT can't do that.
Chirag has a cool new addin that has that particular fade in/fade out animation (among others), though. It's sweet. http://officeone.mvps.org/anims/anims.html
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prabhu said:i want to repeat a set of animations till the end of that slide. how to do it? ne1