Topic 21: Why PowerPoint2003 Custom Animations Effects are So Attractive?

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To apply the PowerPoint custom animation effects to the objects

• Select the slide that you wish to apply the PowerPoint custom animation.
• From the Slide Show menu, select Custom Animation to display the Custom Animation pane in the right-hand side of the screen.
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• Select the object in a slide i.e. text box, chart, clipart, etc that you wish to apply the animation effects.
• Click the Add Effect drop-down ****on, a menu appears with the four types listed previously. Point to the one you want, and a submenu appears.

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[seema]

• Choose a recently used effect from the submenu, or choose More Effects option to open a dialog box.
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• If you opened the dialog box, make your selection. A preview of the effect appears behind the dialog box. Then, click OK to apply it.
  
  
• After applying the effect, use the Start: drop-down list at the Modify: section to set its start event (On Click, With Previous, or After Previous).

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• If there is a property or setting in the middle drop-down list in the task pane, set it. For example, for an entrance or exit effect, there may be a Direction: setting (Top, Bottom, horizontal, vertical and so on).

• Open the Speed: drop-down list in the task pane and select the speed at which the animation should occur (Very Fast, Fast, Medium, and so on).

• Test the animation by clicking the Play ****on at the bottom of the task pane, or click the Slide Show ****on there to preview it full-screen. (If you do the latter, press Esc to return to Normal view.)

To reorder PowerPoint custom animation effects

• The animations effects that you applied are listed in the Custom Animation task pane.
• To reorder them, drag-and-drop them up or down on the list, or use the Re-Order up/down arrow ****ons at the bottom of the task pane.