One spoke wheel animation always starts at the top

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I have a rounded rectangle in my presentation. I have added the wheel custom
animation (with 1 spoke) to the shape. The animation always starts at the top
of the shape. I want to somehow have it start at the bottom or side. I have
tried rotating the shape but it makes no difference. I am trying to avoid
having to draw the shape as separate lines. Does anyone have any ideas? I'm
using PP 2003.
Thanks in advance.
 
Hi

Try this combination:
1. Exit >Disappear - after previous
2. Emphasis > spin 90deg (or 180) counter clockwise very fast on click
3. Wheel after previous

Note you can manually type in a faster speed for the spin eg 0.1 secs
 
Thanks John,
This works a treat for the rectangle that I want to start at the bottom
(180deg spin), not as effective for starting at the side as the height &
width of the shape are different. But I think that I can work with this
anyway. Thanks again.
 
Sorry, my explaination wasn't clear.

Rotate the object 90 / 180 to the right on the slide BEFORE applying the
sequence so that the emphasis rotates it back to the start alignment. Make
sense??
 
Well, thank you!
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Echo S said:
That's really sneaky and slick, John. I like!

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John Wilson said:
Sorry, my explaination wasn't clear.

Rotate the object 90 / 180 to the right on the slide BEFORE applying the
sequence so that the emphasis rotates it back to the start alignment. Make
sense??
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
Here here.
I played about with it for a while but couldn't figure out how to do it -
you really can make powerpoint bend to you will, can't you Mr Wilson.

Lucy
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Echo S said:
That's really sneaky and slick, John. I like!

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Echo [MS PPT MVP] http://www.echosvoice.com
What's new in PPT 2007? http://www.echosvoice.com/2007.htm
Fixing PowerPoint Annoyances http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/powerpointannoy/


John Wilson said:
Sorry, my explaination wasn't clear.

Rotate the object 90 / 180 to the right on the slide BEFORE applying the
sequence so that the emphasis rotates it back to the start alignment. Make
sense??
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
Thanks again John, great solution, works well.

John Wilson said:
Sorry, my explaination wasn't clear.

Rotate the object 90 / 180 to the right on the slide BEFORE applying the
sequence so that the emphasis rotates it back to the start alignment. Make
sense??
Click to expand...
 
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