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PowerPoint 2003
Is there a way to "freeze" where an object that has movement will end up –
so that in the next slide the object will start in the place that it ended up
at the end of its movement in the previous slide? For instance, I have some
scales that are moving up on one side and down on the other as I add salient
points of an argument for a trial. However I am having trouble having the
scale pans start in the position that their movement ended in the previous
slide.
(I tried to search on this but couldn't find the right words to get hits!)
Is there a way to "freeze" where an object that has movement will end up –
so that in the next slide the object will start in the place that it ended up
at the end of its movement in the previous slide? For instance, I have some
scales that are moving up on one side and down on the other as I add salient
points of an argument for a trial. However I am having trouble having the
scale pans start in the position that their movement ended in the previous
slide.
(I tried to search on this but couldn't find the right words to get hits!)