I'm putting together a presentation in which I would like customer logos to
continuously scroll across the bottom of the slide, at a reasonable slow
speed. Failing this, maybe they could scroll up/down the side of the slide
(but not the full length of the slide).

I have tried using the Credits animation function and the motion paths
function and neither give me the desired result.

I would greatly appreciate any help/suggestions that you may be able to offer?

Many thanks,
Nathan

Nathan,
First read this, if it does not to care of the problem, report back. Be
aware that you can adjust the speed of the animation to your liking, on the
timings tab next to speed type in the timing you need, you can put in 10
seconds or more if need be.
http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00207.htm



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> I'm putting together a presentation in which I would like customer logos
> to
> continuously scroll across the bottom of the slide, at a reasonable slow
> speed. Failing this, maybe they could scroll up/down the side of the
> slide
> (but not the full length of the slide).
>
> I have tried using the Credits animation function and the motion paths
> function and neither give me the desired result.
>
> I would greatly appreciate any help/suggestions that you may be able to
> offer?
>
> Many thanks,
> Nathan
>

Here is a video demo -- hope you can follow it. The audio might not come
through.

http://www.screencast.com/users/PPTW...e-3d896d4d4a85

Sandy

"Nathan Maertens" wrote:

> I'm putting together a presentation in which I would like customer logos to
> continuously scroll across the bottom of the slide, at a reasonable slow
> speed. Failing this, maybe they could scroll up/down the side of the slide
> (but not the full length of the slide).
>
> I have tried using the Credits animation function and the motion paths
> function and neither give me the desired result.
>
> I would greatly appreciate any help/suggestions that you may be able to offer?
>
> Many thanks,
> Nathan
>