Where Is Custom Animation In Powerpoint For Mac

Jul 24, 2014 - So I'm a designer who does Powerpoint designs with animations for my. In Mac PowerPoint UI the corresponding feature is the Custom.

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Once you select the Grow/Shrink animation, on the Animations tab of the Ribbon, click on Effect Options and choose Smaller or Tiny. Unfortunately, I don't think there is a lot of control over how tiny it will go; you just have the two options of Smaller or Tiny. However, you can have two Grow/Shrink animations on the same object with the second set to play After Previous so it will get smaller and smaller. You cannot have an animation happening at the same time another slide is showing. Animations and transitions are, indeed separate things. But I'm not sure you need a separate slide.

If you can get Grow/Shrink to do what you want (I'm skeptical that you'll have enough control to get it to be just what you want), you can simply use a series of animations, having each picture Appear and then Shrink, followed by the next picture with its own Appear and Shrink. As for the logo, try putting it on the Master slide, but usually things on the Master slide get covered up things on the slide itself. If that happens, you can always copy and paste the logo onto each slide and use Bring to Front to have be on top of everything. David Marcovitz Author of Powerful PowerPoint for Educators David Marcovitz Author of Powerful PowerPoint for Educators http://PowerfulPowerPoint.com/.

Click the 'Play' button on the menu ribbon to see the animation in action. Click the 'Effect Options' button to adjust the way each animation looks. Change the 'Duration' number to speed up or slow down the animation, the number is in seconds or decimals of seconds. Click on the drop-down menu next to 'Start' to set when the animation will begin: 'On Click' to require a mouse click, 'With Previous' to synchronize with the previous animation or 'After Previous' to start after the previous animation is over.