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MS Office Forum / General PowerPoint Questions / November 2005Multi GX's On One Slide, One At A Time
I have three Gx's that I want to use and would prefer to use one slide. What I would like to accomplish is: *One graphic on the screen only to begin with *A custom entrance animatation is then used on the 1st gx *Then a 2nd gx appears on the slide *Then a 2nd custom entrance animatation is used on the 2nd gx *Then the 3rd gx appears on the slide *Finally a 3rd custom entrance aniamatation is used on the 3rd gx The reason is not to have to click through 3 slides to get the same effects Suggestions? Not sure what Gx are, are you referring to images? Here is the solution for animation: 1 - Insert the 3 Gx on one slide. You can overlap them. If the Gx are of different sizes, then you can add exit animation on each of them so they do not interfere with each other. 2 - Add Exit effect (Fade/Disappear) on the first Gx. Set the Start to "After Previous" The default is "On Click". 3 - Right click on the exit effect and click Timing. Set the delay to about 2 seconds. 4 - Add Entrance (Fade/Appear) effect on the second Gx. Set the Start to "After Previous". 5 - Add Exit effect (Fade/Disappear) on the second Gx. Set the Start to "After Previous". 6 - Right click on the exit effect and click Timing. Set the delay to about 2 seconds. 7 - Add Entrance (Fade/Appear) effect on the third Gx. Set the Start to "After Previous". 8 - Add Exit effect (Fade/Disappear) on the third Gx. Set the Start to "After Previous". 9 - Right click on the exit effect and click Timing. Set the delay to about 2 seconds.  SignatureSite Updated: October 30, 2005 http://www.pptheaven.xs3.com PowerPoint Heaven - The Power to Animate Contains tutorials on creating amazing animations for your PowerPoint Presentations. ========= > I have three Gx's that I want to use and would prefer to use one slide. What > I would like to accomplish is: [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Suggestions? Not sure that this exactly what Im looking for. I want the 1st gx to be on screen, run a Entrance effect on the 1st gx Leave the 1st gx alone, leave it on screen Have the 2nd gx come on screen with another entrance effect leave the 2nd gx alone, leave it on screen Have the 3rd gx come on screen with another entrance effect leave the 3rd gx alone, leave it on screen > Not sure what Gx are, are you referring to images? Here is the solution for > animation: [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > > > > Suggestions? If you want the first Gx to be shown at the start, then you don't have to add any animation. Unless you are talking about Emphasis effect or Motion Path. Then just add Entrance effect(perhaps fade or appear) on 2nd and 3rd Gx. Set both effects' Start as "After Previous" instead of the default "On Click". If you want a delay before the next Gx comes in, right click on the effect and click Timing. Set the Delay there. Post back if you need more help. SignatureSite Updated: October 30, 2005 http://www.pptheaven.xs3.com PowerPoint Heaven - The Power to Animate Contains tutorials on creating amazing animations for your PowerPoint Presentations. ========= > Not sure that this exactly what Im looking for. > [quoted text clipped - 41 lines] > > > > > > Suggestions? Closer!! The timing is good before the effect/animatation happens However, all 3 graphics (gx) appear on the slide at once....I still need them to appear only after a certain amount of time Thank you!!! > If you want the first Gx to be shown at the start, then you don't have to add > any animation. Unless you are talking about Emphasis effect or Motion Path. [quoted text clipped - 49 lines] > > > > > > > > Suggestions? If you need them to appear after a certain amount of time, adjust the delay setting. On the entrance effect, right click on it and click timing. Adjust the delay by adding in the preferred duration. The 3 graphics shouldn't be coming in at the same time. By setting the Start to "After previous", the second should come in only after the first one came in. SignatureSite Updated: October 30, 2005 http://www.pptheaven.xs3.com PowerPoint Heaven - The Power to Animate Contains tutorials on creating amazing animations for your PowerPoint Presentations. ========= > Closer!! > [quoted text clipped - 58 lines] > > > > > > > > > > Suggestions? |
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