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MS Office Forum / General PowerPoint Questions / October 2006Content "flies in twice
I'm trying to make the contents on a page "fly in" from the left. When I test this in the slide show, the title and the bullet points all fly in and then, once they are all there, they disappear and fly in again. How do I stop this double fly in? Thanks. Ken > I'm trying to make the contents on a page "fly in" from the left. When > I test this in the slide show, the title and the bullet points all fly in > and then, once they are all there, they disappear and fly in again. How > do I stop this double fly in? Thanks. Which version of PowerPoint do you use? Have a look in the animation task pane, whether there are two animations for each object (or two object copies?). Did you animate objects on the master? If so, these animations add to the animations applied to the slide. Best regards, Ute  SignatureUte Simon Microsoft PowerPoint MVP Team und PowerPoint-User-Team Tipps, Tricks und Kostenloser Newsletter: www.ppt-user.de >> I'm trying to make the contents on a page "fly in" from the left. When >>I test this in the slide show, the title and the bullet points all fly in [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > Best regards, > Ute I'm Using Powerpoint 2002 SP 3. I didn't see a version number on the "About" screen. Only the slide I tried to add animation to does this. The other slides all simply appear with no effects at all. I removed the animation from this one slide and now I have no slides that do anything interesting. So, now, how do I get the bullet points (but not the title) to "fly in" exactly one time? I would like every slide except the title page slide and the Bibliography slide at the end to do this. Thanks for advice. Ken > I'm Using Powerpoint 2002 SP 3. ^ > > So, now, how do I get the bullet points (but not the title) to "fly in" > exactly one time? I would like every slide except the title page slide > and the Bibliography slide at the end to do this. Thanks for advice. Hi Ken, if you want to apply the same animation to all slides, you should do this on the master. Go there with View - Master - Slide Master. Click on the edge of the text-placeholder to select it. And from the Animation task pane chose the Fly-in animation. Switch back to Normal view and delete animation on the bibliography slide. Best regards, Ute SignatureUte Simon Microsoft PowerPoint MVP Team und PowerPoint-User-Team Tipps, Tricks und Kostenloser Newsletter: www.ppt-user.de Ute, Thanks for the advice. Ken >>I'm Using Powerpoint 2002 SP 3. ^ >> [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Best regards, > Ute >> I'm trying to make the contents on a page "fly in" from the left. When >>I test this in the slide show, the title and the bullet points all fly in [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > Best regards, > Ute I'm Using Powerpoint 2002 SP 3. I didn't see a version number on the "About" screen. Only the slide I tried to add animation to does this. The other slides all simply appear with no effects at all. I removed the animation from this one slide and now I have no slides that do anything interesting. So, now, how do I get the bullet points (but not the title) to "fly in" exactly one time? I would like every slide except the title page slide and the Bibliography slide at the end to do this. Thanks for advice. Ken Check your custom animation, effects. Make sure that the repeat X number of times is not set to repeat. SignatureMarshall Before you wonder, "Am I doing things right,"Ask"Am I doing the right things?" > I'm trying to make the contents on a page "fly in" from the left. When > I test this in the slide show, the title and the bullet points all fly in > and then, once they are all there, they disappear and fly in again. How > do I stop this double fly in? Thanks. > > Ken |
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