On a slide I have several objects that are started on-click. To one
object I have applied a fading exit. I now find that when I use an
automatic slide transition of 0 sec, any on-click starting objects
subsequent in the event list to the one with fading exit, disregard the
on-click setting.
Is that a normal behaviour or am I missing something?
Curious and grateful for any information.
Gus

Once you apply an automatic advance of a slide, it will automatically play
the animations on the slide and then go to the next slide.
--
Thanks,
Glenna Shaw
Microsoft PowerPoint MVP Team
http://www.pptmagic.com



"Gus Porteners" wrote:

> On a slide I have several objects that are started on-click. To one
> object I have applied a fading exit. I now find that when I use an
> automatic slide transition of 0 sec, any on-click starting objects
> subsequent in the event list to the one with fading exit, disregard the
> on-click setting.
> Is that a normal behaviour or am I missing something?
> Curious and grateful for any information.
> Gus
>
>
>

Thanks Glenna. I must keep it in mind.
Gus

"PPTMagician" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Once you apply an automatic advance of a slide, it will automatically
> play
> the animations on the slide and then go to the next slide.
> --
> Thanks,
> Glenna Shaw
> Microsoft PowerPoint MVP Team
> http://www.pptmagic.com
>
>
>
> "Gus Porteners" wrote:
>
>> On a slide I have several objects that are started on-click. To one
>> object I have applied a fading exit. I now find that when I use an
>> automatic slide transition of 0 sec, any on-click starting objects
>> subsequent in the event list to the one with fading exit, disregard
>> the
>> on-click setting.
>> Is that a normal behaviour or am I missing something?
>> Curious and grateful for any information.
>> Gus
>>
>>
>>