Yes, in edit mode the animated graphic will be shown as a still picture; but
in show mode, the graphic will animate.
Oh, by the way, it is far better to save graphic to your hard drive (usually
as a GIF file) and then insert it into PowerPoint. You can run up the
presentation size and bring a host of problems on yourself by using cut and
paste to get objects into PowerPoint. It is an extra step, but well worth
the time it takes.
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Bill Dilworth
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"KAM218" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have Power Point 2003. I was just creating slides and wanted to add an
> animation clip to a slide. I pasted it in but it was a still picture. Do
> I
> need to go into slide show mode for it to be animated? Thanks
>
> "Bill Foley" wrote:
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>> Are you in Slide Show Mode? Are you using PowerPoint 2000 or newer?
>>
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>> Bill Foley
>> www.pttinc.com
>> Microsoft PowerPoint MVP
>> Microsoft Office Specialist Master Instructor
>> "KAM218" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> > I am trying to add an animated clip art to a power point slide. It is
>> > not
>> > animated when I copy it to the slide?
>>
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