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Animation

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by - delegate Kirsty [2 posts] (2007 Jun 1 Fri, 15:48) Reply

how to animate a group of objects in one go

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RE: animation

by - trainer Amanda diamond contributer [1217 posts] (2007 Jun 4 Mon, 14:26) Reply

Hi Kirsty

Thanks for your question.

If you select all the object you wish to animate, then go to Custom Animation to apply the animation.

You can select more than one object at once by clicking on one object, holding down Shift, and keep holding Shift down while you click on the other objects.

Then go to Custom animation (Slide Show - Custom animation or select Custom Animation from task pane) then add the effect/s you wish to apply.

I hope this helps.
Amanda

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