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villem teder
Howdy all VBA (or other coding) experts.
I'm wondering if anything has been added in 2007 that would allow
going to the next slide once all the animations are complete?
I know the work-around of duplicating the slide and putting the exit
animation only on it, with a transition. For a few slides this isn't a
problem, but if we need several hundred transitions like that, it
becomes real tedious.
Basically, what I am looking for is to create "fade through black"
transitions that have timings that are able to be controlled much more
acurately than slow-medium-fast. (Apple's Keynote has all transition
times as being anywhere from 0 to 60 seconds. However, separate up
and down times would be more flexible.)
The challenge I'm facing is that for my application
(surtitles/supertitles for opera/theatre), the length of time a slide
is shown cannot be predetermined. Everything has to be manually
advanced. Having to remember to click again after each slide has faded
out can lead to unpredictable timings, especially on faster
transitions.
Any ideas greatfully appreciated.
Thanks,
Villem Teder
Toronto
I'm wondering if anything has been added in 2007 that would allow
going to the next slide once all the animations are complete?
I know the work-around of duplicating the slide and putting the exit
animation only on it, with a transition. For a few slides this isn't a
problem, but if we need several hundred transitions like that, it
becomes real tedious.
Basically, what I am looking for is to create "fade through black"
transitions that have timings that are able to be controlled much more
acurately than slow-medium-fast. (Apple's Keynote has all transition
times as being anywhere from 0 to 60 seconds. However, separate up
and down times would be more flexible.)
The challenge I'm facing is that for my application
(surtitles/supertitles for opera/theatre), the length of time a slide
is shown cannot be predetermined. Everything has to be manually
advanced. Having to remember to click again after each slide has faded
out can lead to unpredictable timings, especially on faster
transitions.
Any ideas greatfully appreciated.
Thanks,
Villem Teder
Toronto