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Has anyone seen an animation download, (free), that includes an animation that causes the slide to shake, like an earthquake? Thanks!
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Bill Dilworth
This is fairly easy in PowerPoint 2002 or higher. Which version are you
using?
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that causes the slide to shake, like an earthquake? Thanks!Marty McGill said:Has anyone seen an animation download, (free), that includes an animation
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Unfortunately I am using 2000. Are the animation downloads for 02 compatible with 00?
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No, sorry they are not.
Given your version of PowerPoint, your best bet would be to take a screen
capture of the "finished" slide. Copy it to a Gif animation building
program. Make this GIF picture appear to shake. Reinsert into PowerPoint
2000.
Bill D.
Given your version of PowerPoint, your best bet would be to take a screen
capture of the "finished" slide. Copy it to a Gif animation building
program. Make this GIF picture appear to shake. Reinsert into PowerPoint
2000.
Bill D.
compatible with 00?Martin McGill said:Unfortunately I am using 2000. Are the animation downloads for 02
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Guest
Good idea, as I have had zero luck finding anything else. Thanks!