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replyReply Thu 21 Aug 2008, 16:21Delegate Catherine said...

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Excel Introduction course

Powerpoint

Can you please tell me more about animation?

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replyReply Mon 8 Sep 2008, 11:36Trainer Mark said...

RE: Powerpoint

Hi Catherine

How are you doing, sorry i have not got back to you sooner

Well Animations can be a big area, but on a easy level it can be used to customize the way that objects and information
will be delivered within you show. You can simply set up these from the Slide Show menu, and animation schemes

PS: be very careful not to over do them i.e. either keep them all the same type or keep them down to a minimum when doing company Presentations

Hope this helps you


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Powerpoint tip:

Controlling alignment and spacing between shapes in PowerPoint

Instead of trying to align shapes exactly or space shapes an even distance apart from each other by dragging them manually on the screen, use features from the Drawing toolbar to align or space shapes perfectly.

Both the Align and the Distribute features can be found by clicking the 'Draw' button on the Drawing toolbar.

The Align feature allows you to align shapes along the top, bottom, left, right or middle edges or positions.

The Distribute feature will automatically adjust the position of shapes to create an even amount of space between them, either vertically or horizontally.

Before using either of these features, you need to select the shapes you wish to align or distribute on your slide. This can be done by clicking on one shape, holding down the Shift key and continuing to hold Shift down while you click the other shapes you want to select.

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