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MS Office Forum / General PowerPoint Questions / March 2005I am trying to use the "credits" animation over a series of 10 sl.
I am trying to use the "credits" animation over a series of 10 slides, but there is a gap between one slide finishing at the top, and the next slide beginning at the bottom. ALso as the slide is scrolling, there is a huge piece of blank slide till the last name reachers the top before the next slide starts. Any ideas how to fix this? Use a single slide and layer the credit textboxes. Then start all of the credit animations together, but use the delay option in the timing tab to start the second textbox credits as the first are finishing.. If you need step-by-step instructions, post back, we'll help.  SignatureBill Dilworth Microsoft PPT MVP Team Users helping fellow users. =============== Please spend a few minutes checking vestprog2@ out www.pptfaq.com This link will yahoo. answer most of your questions, before com you think to ask them. Change org to com to defuse anti-spam, ant-virus, anti-nuisance misdirection. . . >I am trying to use the "credits" animation over a series of 10 slides, but > there is a gap between one slide finishing at the top, and the next slide > beginning at the bottom. ALso as the slide is scrolling, there is a huge > piece of blank slide till the last name reachers the top before the next > slide starts. Any ideas how to fix this? > I am trying to use the "credits" animation over a series of 10 slides, but > there is a gap between one slide finishing at the top, and the next slide > beginning at the bottom. ALso as the slide is scrolling, there is a huge > piece of blank slide till the last name reachers the top before the next > slide starts. Any ideas how to fix this? Try using the "Creep in" animation instead of "credits". The effect is similar, but you have more possibilities for settings. Kind regards, Ute |
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