In the case of Fly In, you can choose a Direction, and then choose the Sequence that you want to bring in the text As One Object, or All at Once brings the entire block of text in at once. If you don't find exactly what you are looking for, choose an animation that is close, and then check out the Effect Options available for the animation. Then, you can click this button to preview animations manually. You can click here and turn off AutoPreview if you want. That's the default workflow for creating animations. Notice that every time you select one, you see a preview. You can keep trying animations until you find the one you like. Then go to the ANIMATIONS tab, open the Animation gallery, and select one. To add an animation, you first select what you want to animate, choose an animation, and then modify it with effect options.Д¬lick the text. Here is the same slide with the animations removed. Now, let's take a closer look at those animations. It can be motion, a fade, a wipe, colors, or a combination. So as you can see, a PowerPoint animation is nothing more than something changing on a slide. The picture has the Fade animation attached to it.Д®ach time I click, some bars wipe on, which makes it appear as if the bars were growing or drawing on.ДЄnd on the shape, I applied the Fill Color animation, which changes the fill color slowly from blue to orange.

And I have it set so that each time I click, a line of text flies in. I built the slide, so that each time I click, a different animation plays.ДЇirst, the text. Press Shift+F5 to play the slide show from the current slide.

This slide contains four objects: text, a picture, a chart and a shape.ДЄnd each one has a different type of animation assigned to it. What is a PowerPoint animation? I'll show you. You can animate just about anything in PowerPoint 2013.

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