Please Identify This Powerpoint Transition

[geraldrm]

On the Powerpoint tutorial "GRFLEARNFREE.ORG" in the chapter on
"Transitions", I saw a transition that I can't identify. It doesn't
seem to be amongst the transitions on the pull down menu on the
Ribbon. Where they got it, I can't tell, because the tutorial
displayed it as an example of impressive transitions but did not
demonstrate how it was obtained.

In this transition, the slides are on the sides of a cube, though it
looks 3-sided. When it is time for transition, the cube pivots on an
axis and swings the new slide into view. On the Internet I've seen
references to something called "turning cube". Is this it? Where did
GCF find it?

Thanks in advance.

 

[John Wilson]

Probably done with an add in. It's not possible in native PPT 2007.

Crystal Graphics Transitions is one add in that can do this
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[Lucy Thomson]

Hi

PowerPoint doesn't do that natively but you can buy an add-in:
http://www.crystalgraphics.com/presentations/transitions.main.asp

Lucy