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HandsomeJake - 13 Jan 2007 23:22 GMT
Can PPT 2007 animate text separate from its' underline?  For example:

 "The ___ is blue."

Using the above sentence, the word "sky" should appear when the mouse is
clicked.

I am currently using the cover-up method to accomplish this task in PPT
2003.  Initially, I show only the underline by using a cover-up object on the
word.  When the mouse is clicked, the cover-up object disappears and reveals
the word and underline together.  Albiet a bit tedious to set up, this method
works beautifully in a presentation.

However, because of varying resolutions and timings, this method works
horribly when transfered to the web.  It would be very nice indeed if PPT
2007 could animate text separate from its' underline.

I would appreciate any info.  Thanks
Ute Simon - 14 Jan 2007 01:33 GMT
> Can PPT 2007 animate text separate from its' underline?  For example:
>
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> I would appreciate any info.  Thanks

Hi Jake,

a lot has changed in 2007 - but not animation. You still need to either
cover up the "missing" word or animate it in a separate text box.

Best regards,
Ute

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HandsomeJake - 14 Jan 2007 06:42 GMT
Thank you for the info Ute.  I am still curious, though.  Is PPT 2007 now
able to do what MS Word does with underlined text where it allows underlined
text to be a different color from its' underline?  If this is the case, a
possible workaround would be to hide the underlined text as the backgroud
color and show the underline as the normal text color.  Then, on a mouse
click, change the font color for the whole text object to the normal text
color.  For multiple "blanks", multiple text objects could be used.  Any
thoughts?

> > Can PPT 2007 animate text separate from its' underline?  For example:
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> Best regards,
> Ute
Chirag - 14 Jan 2007 13:31 GMT
PowerPoint 2007 supports underline color different from text color. What you
say also works: have the font color same as background color and underline
color as the rest of the text color. Apply emphasis to change font color of
the entire text and the word appears above the underline.

- Chirag

 PowerShow - View multiple PowerPoint slide shows simultaneously
 http://officeone.mvps.org/powershow/powershow.html

> Thank you for the info Ute.  I am still curious, though.  Is PPT 2007 now
> able to do what MS Word does with underlined text where it allows
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> color.  For multiple "blanks", multiple text objects could be used.  Any
> thoughts?
John Wilson - 14 Jan 2007 09:48 GMT
If you do a lot of cloze tests you might like to read this too.
http://www.technologytrish.co.uk/ppttipscloze.html
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> Can PPT 2007 animate text separate from its' underline?  For example:
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> I would appreciate any info.  Thanks
 
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