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can I make pictures appear, disappear and repeat?

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I want to have a number of pictures appear, then diappear, then repeat as

long as a given slide is up. So:

picture 1 appears, stays for 2 seconds,

picture 2 appears, stays for 2 seconds

picture 3 appears, stays for 2 seconds

goes back to picture 1

It seems pretty basic, but I cannot figure out how to make custome animation

do it.

What I get is the picture appearing (by speed I set), and then immediately

disappearing

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    • Depends which version of PPT you're using.

      --

      Echo [MS PPT MVP]

      http://www.echosvoice.com

      "Chris M" <Chris M.powerpoint.itags.org.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

      news:86A1F032-E06D-4A53-AE03-89848B51D6E6.powerpoint.itags.org.microsoft.com...

      > I want to have a number of pictures appear, then diappear, then repeat as

      > long as a given slide is up. So:

      > picture 1 appears, stays for 2 seconds,

      > picture 2 appears, stays for 2 seconds

      > picture 3 appears, stays for 2 seconds

      > goes back to picture 1

      > It seems pretty basic, but I cannot figure out how to make custome

      animation

      > do it.

      > What I get is the picture appearing (by speed I set), and then immediately

      > disappearing

      #1; Tue, 27 May 2008 04:10:00 GMT
    • It's PowerPoint 2003, appears to be version 11 (isn't real clear in the

      'about' pull down) . Any help you can give would be greatly appreciated- the

      "train the trainer" session is tomorrow.

      MS seems to change a lot of the comands in PowerPoint with every version.

      Frustrating. In this case, it didn't matter, as I didn't know how to make

      pictures do this in earlier versions either.

      Thanks

      "Echo S" wrote:

      > Depends which version of PPT you're using.

      > --

      > Echo [MS PPT MVP]

      > http://www.echosvoice.com

      >

      > "Chris M" <Chris M.powerpoint.itags.org.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

      > news:86A1F032-E06D-4A53-AE03-89848B51D6E6.powerpoint.itags.org.microsoft.com...

      > > I want to have a number of pictures appear, then diappear, then repeat as

      > > long as a given slide is up. So:

      > > picture 1 appears, stays for 2 seconds,

      > > picture 2 appears, stays for 2 seconds

      > > picture 3 appears, stays for 2 seconds

      > > goes back to picture 1

      > >

      > > It seems pretty basic, but I cannot figure out how to make custome

      > animation

      > > do it.

      > > What I get is the picture appearing (by speed I set), and then immediately

      > > disappearing

      >

      >

      #2; Tue, 27 May 2008 04:11:00 GMT
    • PPT 2003 (and 2002, for that matter) have exit animations. Previous versions

      didn't. You'd have to do some real fancy faking/overlays to get a semblance

      of this to happen in 2000 or 97.

      Anyway, you'll set entrance animation then exit animation on the three

      photos. There's no way to loop a sequence of animations, though, so you'll

      have to manually add entrance/exit animations for as many times as you think

      you'd need.

      http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/results.aspx?Scope=RC&Query=animation has

      some tutorials that should help you get started with these. Start with

      "preset and custom," which should be the first link on the list.

      --

      Echo [MS PPT MVP]

      http://www.echosvoice.com

      "Chris M" <ChrisM.powerpoint.itags.org.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

      news:8188C856-F004-412C-B5C0-7AA88A8DF79A.powerpoint.itags.org.microsoft.com...

      > It's PowerPoint 2003, appears to be version 11 (isn't real clear in the

      > 'about' pull down) . Any help you can give would be greatly appreciated-

      the

      > "train the trainer" session is tomorrow.

      > MS seems to change a lot of the comands in PowerPoint with every version.

      > Frustrating. In this case, it didn't matter, as I didn't know how to make

      > pictures do this in earlier versions either.

      > Thanks

      > "Echo S" wrote:

      > > Depends which version of PPT you're using.

      > >

      > > --

      > > Echo [MS PPT MVP]

      > > http://www.echosvoice.com

      > >

      > >

      > > "Chris M" <Chris M.powerpoint.itags.org.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

      > > news:86A1F032-E06D-4A53-AE03-89848B51D6E6.powerpoint.itags.org.microsoft.com...

      > > > I want to have a number of pictures appear, then diappear, then repeat

      as

      > > > long as a given slide is up. So:

      > > > picture 1 appears, stays for 2 seconds,

      > > > picture 2 appears, stays for 2 seconds

      > > > picture 3 appears, stays for 2 seconds

      > > > goes back to picture 1

      > > >

      > > > It seems pretty basic, but I cannot figure out how to make custome

      > > animation

      > > > do it.

      > > > What I get is the picture appearing (by speed I set), and then

      immediately

      > > > disappearing

      > >

      > >

      > >

      #3; Tue, 27 May 2008 04:12:00 GMT
    • What I cannot figure out, though, is how to make the picture stay there for a

      period of time. Right now, the picture disappears as soon as it appears.

      The delay time seems to affect only the entrarnce, and the exit seems to

      begin immediately. Am I missing something there?

      "Echo S" wrote:

      > PPT 2003 (and 2002, for that matter) have exit animations. Previous versions

      > didn't. You'd have to do some real fancy faking/overlays to get a semblance

      > of this to happen in 2000 or 97.

      > Anyway, you'll set entrance animation then exit animation on the three

      > photos. There's no way to loop a sequence of animations, though, so you'll

      > have to manually add entrance/exit animations for as many times as you think

      > you'd need.

      > http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/results.aspx?Scope=RC&Query=animation has

      > some tutorials that should help you get started with these. Start with

      > "preset and custom," which should be the first link on the list.

      > --

      > Echo [MS PPT MVP]

      > http://www.echosvoice.com

      >

      > "Chris M" <ChrisM.powerpoint.itags.org.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

      > news:8188C856-F004-412C-B5C0-7AA88A8DF79A.powerpoint.itags.org.microsoft.com...

      > > It's PowerPoint 2003, appears to be version 11 (isn't real clear in the

      > > 'about' pull down) . Any help you can give would be greatly appreciated-

      > the

      > > "train the trainer" session is tomorrow.

      > >

      > > MS seems to change a lot of the comands in PowerPoint with every version.

      > > Frustrating. In this case, it didn't matter, as I didn't know how to make

      > > pictures do this in earlier versions either.

      > >

      > > Thanks

      > >

      > > "Echo S" wrote:

      > >

      > > > Depends which version of PPT you're using.

      > > >

      > > > --

      > > > Echo [MS PPT MVP]

      > > > http://www.echosvoice.com

      > > >

      > > >

      > > > "Chris M" <Chris M.powerpoint.itags.org.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

      > > > news:86A1F032-E06D-4A53-AE03-89848B51D6E6.powerpoint.itags.org.microsoft.com...

      > > > > I want to have a number of pictures appear, then diappear, then repeat

      > as

      > > > > long as a given slide is up. So:

      > > > > picture 1 appears, stays for 2 seconds,

      > > > > picture 2 appears, stays for 2 seconds

      > > > > picture 3 appears, stays for 2 seconds

      > > > > goes back to picture 1

      > > > >

      > > > > It seems pretty basic, but I cannot figure out how to make custome

      > > > animation

      > > > > do it.

      > > > > What I get is the picture appearing (by speed I set), and then

      > immediately

      > > > > disappearing

      > > >

      > > >

      > > >

      >

      >

      #4; Tue, 27 May 2008 04:13:00 GMT
    • Just add a delay to the exit. You'd do that on the timing tab. Set the

      animation, then click the arrow on the animation in the task pane and choose

      Timing.

      Or choose "show advanced timeline" from the pulldown arrow on the animation

      task pane. Then you can just drag the bar representing the exit so that

      there's more time between its start and the end of the entrance.

      --

      Echo [MS PPT MVP]

      http://www.echosvoice.com

      "Chris M" <ChrisM.powerpoint.itags.org.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

      news:F4B6528D-8852-48DA-93DC-C67B17220CCC.powerpoint.itags.org.microsoft.com...

      > What I cannot figure out, though, is how to make the picture stay there

      for a

      > period of time. Right now, the picture disappears as soon as it appears.

      > The delay time seems to affect only the entrarnce, and the exit seems to

      > begin immediately. Am I missing something there?

      > "Echo S" wrote:

      > > PPT 2003 (and 2002, for that matter) have exit animations. Previous

      versions

      > > didn't. You'd have to do some real fancy faking/overlays to get a

      semblance

      > > of this to happen in 2000 or 97.

      > >

      > > Anyway, you'll set entrance animation then exit animation on the three

      > > photos. There's no way to loop a sequence of animations, though, so

      you'll

      > > have to manually add entrance/exit animations for as many times as you

      think

      > > you'd need.

      > >

      > > http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/results.aspx?Scope=RC&Query=animation

      has

      > > some tutorials that should help you get started with these. Start with

      > > "preset and custom," which should be the first link on the list.

      > >

      > > --

      > > Echo [MS PPT MVP]

      > > http://www.echosvoice.com

      > >

      > >

      > > "Chris M" <ChrisM.powerpoint.itags.org.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

      > > news:8188C856-F004-412C-B5C0-7AA88A8DF79A.powerpoint.itags.org.microsoft.com...

      > > > It's PowerPoint 2003, appears to be version 11 (isn't real clear in

      the

      > > > 'about' pull down) . Any help you can give would be greatly

      appreciated-

      > > the

      > > > "train the trainer" session is tomorrow.

      > > >

      > > > MS seems to change a lot of the comands in PowerPoint with every

      version.

      > > > Frustrating. In this case, it didn't matter, as I didn't know how to

      make

      > > > pictures do this in earlier versions either.

      > > >

      > > > Thanks

      > > >

      > > > "Echo S" wrote:

      > > >

      > > > > Depends which version of PPT you're using.

      > > > >

      > > > > --

      > > > > Echo [MS PPT MVP]

      > > > > http://www.echosvoice.com

      > > > >

      > > > >

      > > > > "Chris M" <Chris M.powerpoint.itags.org.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

      > > > > news:86A1F032-E06D-4A53-AE03-89848B51D6E6.powerpoint.itags.org.microsoft.com...

      > > > > > I want to have a number of pictures appear, then diappear, then

      repeat

      > > as

      > > > > > long as a given slide is up. So:

      > > > > > picture 1 appears, stays for 2 seconds,

      > > > > > picture 2 appears, stays for 2 seconds

      > > > > > picture 3 appears, stays for 2 seconds

      > > > > > goes back to picture 1

      > > > > >

      > > > > > It seems pretty basic, but I cannot figure out how to make custome

      > > > > animation

      > > > > > do it.

      > > > > > What I get is the picture appearing (by speed I set), and then

      > > immediately

      > > > > > disappearing

      > > > >

      > > > >

      > > > >

      > >

      > >

      > >

      #5; Tue, 27 May 2008 04:14:00 GMT
    • Thanks- it works!

      Appreciate the help!

      Chris M

      "Echo S" wrote:

      > Just add a delay to the exit. You'd do that on the timing tab. Set the

      > animation, then click the arrow on the animation in the task pane and choose

      > Timing.

      > Or choose "show advanced timeline" from the pulldown arrow on the animation

      > task pane. Then you can just drag the bar representing the exit so that

      > there's more time between its start and the end of the entrance.

      > --

      > Echo [MS PPT MVP]

      > http://www.echosvoice.com

      >

      > "Chris M" <ChrisM.powerpoint.itags.org.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

      > news:F4B6528D-8852-48DA-93DC-C67B17220CCC.powerpoint.itags.org.microsoft.com...

      > > What I cannot figure out, though, is how to make the picture stay there

      > for a

      > > period of time. Right now, the picture disappears as soon as it appears.

      > > The delay time seems to affect only the entrarnce, and the exit seems to

      > > begin immediately. Am I missing something there?

      > >

      > > "Echo S" wrote:

      > >

      > > > PPT 2003 (and 2002, for that matter) have exit animations. Previous

      > versions

      > > > didn't. You'd have to do some real fancy faking/overlays to get a

      > semblance

      > > > of this to happen in 2000 or 97.

      > > >

      > > > Anyway, you'll set entrance animation then exit animation on the three

      > > > photos. There's no way to loop a sequence of animations, though, so

      > you'll

      > > > have to manually add entrance/exit animations for as many times as you

      > think

      > > > you'd need.

      > > >

      > > > http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/results.aspx?Scope=RC&Query=animation

      > has

      > > > some tutorials that should help you get started with these. Start with

      > > > "preset and custom," which should be the first link on the list.

      > > >

      > > > --

      > > > Echo [MS PPT MVP]

      > > > http://www.echosvoice.com

      > > >

      > > >

      > > > "Chris M" <ChrisM.powerpoint.itags.org.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

      > > > news:8188C856-F004-412C-B5C0-7AA88A8DF79A.powerpoint.itags.org.microsoft.com...

      > > > > It's PowerPoint 2003, appears to be version 11 (isn't real clear in

      > the

      > > > > 'about' pull down) . Any help you can give would be greatly

      > appreciated-

      > > > the

      > > > > "train the trainer" session is tomorrow.

      > > > >

      > > > > MS seems to change a lot of the comands in PowerPoint with every

      > version.

      > > > > Frustrating. In this case, it didn't matter, as I didn't know how to

      > make

      > > > > pictures do this in earlier versions either.

      > > > >

      > > > > Thanks

      > > > >

      > > > > "Echo S" wrote:

      > > > >

      > > > > > Depends which version of PPT you're using.

      > > > > >

      > > > > > --

      > > > > > Echo [MS PPT MVP]

      > > > > > http://www.echosvoice.com

      > > > > >

      > > > > >

      > > > > > "Chris M" <Chris M.powerpoint.itags.org.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

      > > > > > news:86A1F032-E06D-4A53-AE03-89848B51D6E6.powerpoint.itags.org.microsoft.com...

      > > > > > > I want to have a number of pictures appear, then diappear, then

      > repeat

      > > > as

      > > > > > > long as a given slide is up. So:

      > > > > > > picture 1 appears, stays for 2 seconds,

      > > > > > > picture 2 appears, stays for 2 seconds

      > > > > > > picture 3 appears, stays for 2 seconds

      > > > > > > goes back to picture 1

      > > > > > >

      > > > > > > It seems pretty basic, but I cannot figure out how to make custome

      > > > > > animation

      > > > > > > do it.

      > > > > > > What I get is the picture appearing (by speed I set), and then

      > > > immediately

      > > > > > > disappearing

      > > > > >

      > > > > >

      > > > > >

      > > >

      > > >

      > > >

      >

      >

      #6; Tue, 27 May 2008 04:15:00 GMT