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MS Office Forum / General PowerPoint Questions / April 2008How do I slow down scrolling text (credit) in ppt?
I've added credit to a slide and need to slow the scrolling down. I have it set to the slowest (15 seconds) and it's still goes too fast. I've also added a delay and separated sentences, hoping that would do it but then there is a 15 second delay between sentences. Click Slide Show > Custom Animation to bring up the custom animation pane. Double click on the credit effect. Select the Timing tab. Modify the speed of your preference by entering the input (e.g. 25 seconds).  SignatureShawn Toh (tohlz) Microsoft MVP PowerPoint Site Updated: Feb 20, 2008 (Amazing PowerPoint animations, artworks, games here) http://pptheaven.mvps.org PowerPoint Heaven - The Power to Animate > I've added credit to a slide and need to slow the scrolling down. I have it > set to the slowest (15 seconds) and it's still goes too fast. I've also > added a delay and separated sentences, hoping that would do it but then there > is a 15 second delay between sentences. What Shawn said and you can also do this in the Advanced Timeline -- to access the Advanced Timeline. click the down arrow next to the animation within the Custom Animation task pane -- and then select Advanced Timeline in the resultant flyout menu. Drag the task pane a little wider to get a better view of the Advanced Timeline -- then drag to change times as required. On another front, I have found that using a simple Motion Path animation provides a better effect than using PowerPoint's scrolling credits animation. SignatureGeetesh Bajaj, Microsoft PowerPoint MVP http://www.indezine.com http://www.ppted.com > Click Slide Show > Custom Animation to bring up the custom animation pane. > Double click on the credit effect. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > added a delay and separated sentences, hoping that would do it but then there > > is a 15 second delay between sentences. I prefer, as Geetesh said, to use a motion path > I've added credit to a slide and need to slow the scrolling down. I have > it > set to the slowest (15 seconds) and it's still goes too fast. I've also > added a delay and separated sentences, hoping that would do it but then > there > is a 15 second delay between sentences. |
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