Yes and no (unless you wanted an ambiguous answer)
There is no way to do this natively using the slow med fast settings on
slide transitions, but it can be 'faked' using the more flexible animation
timing.
To set this up, you'll need to ...
1) start your show and do a screen capture of slide 1
2) Save this as a graphics picture (JPG, BMP, PNG, Etc) (Pict A)
3) Repeat steps 1 & 2 for slide 2 (Pict B)
4) Insert a new slide between 1 and 2
5) Insert Pict A (full screen)
6) Insert Pict B (full screen)
7) Apply any Entrance animation to Pict B to start immediately
8) Adjust the animation timing to suit.
9) Autotransition to the next slide with no transition with the same amount
of time as the animation takes.
What's Happening:
1) Advance to next slide without change in appearance
2) Animation starts immediately and changes to picture of new slide 3
until completed
3) Slide transitions to slide 3 automatically, but there is no change in
the appearance.
Complicated, but sometimes worth while.
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gobokat said:
Aside from the obvious "Fast, Medium, Slow" - is there a way to set the
slide transition effect rate to an actual "seconds" setting?
In other words, to make the transition from slide 1 to slide 2 happen in 4
seconds, Slide 2 to Slide 3 happen in 8 seconds, etc??
