Power point animation repeat?

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Guest

I have an animation in power point that is not a movie, just several pics
displayed one after the other. I want to add a button on the slide that
allows the animation to repeat itself. How do I do that?
 
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Bill Foley

Put a blank slide with the same slide background before this slide, set the
slide transition of the blank slide to "Automatically - 0 seconds", then
create an Action Button on your slide that hyperlinks to the blank slide.
This will immediately take you to your slide (at the beginning) so all
animations will work.
 
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Guest

THANKS! That worked!

Bill Foley said:
Put a blank slide with the same slide background before this slide, set the
slide transition of the blank slide to "Automatically - 0 seconds", then
create an Action Button on your slide that hyperlinks to the blank slide.
This will immediately take you to your slide (at the beginning) so all
animations will work.

--
Bill Foley, Microsoft MVP (PowerPoint)
Microsoft Office Specialist Master Instructor - XP
www.pttinc.com
Check out PPT FAQs at: http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/
 
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Guest

Bill Foley said:
Put a blank slide with the same slide background before this slide, set the
slide transition of the blank slide to "Automatically - 0 seconds", then
create an Action Button on your slide that hyperlinks to the blank slide.
This will immediately take you to your slide (at the beginning) so all
animations will work.

Hello,

I've the same problem on a presentation with office 2003. I have many menus
and sub-menus and i want to naviguate in presentation. The animation don't
play anymore after the first play. I've found this link -->
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00598.htm
But i dont'understant, that means office 2003 isn't affected by the bug or
the example macro don't works on office 2k3 ?

Any others solutions ?

Thx in advance and sorry for my english. :)

Tounet
 
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Steve Rindsberg

Hello,

I've the same problem on a presentation with office 2003. I have many menus
and sub-menus and i want to naviguate in presentation. The animation don't
play anymore after the first play. I've found this link -->
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00598.htm
But i dont'understant, that means office 2003 isn't affected by the bug or
the example macro don't works on office 2k3 ?

The writing wasn't very clear; I've changed it.
Though it may not work as you'd expect it to, it's not a bug. It's supposed to
be this way (and PPT 2003 works the same as earlier versions). The same
solutions should work for 2003 as for earlier versions.
 
G

Guest

The writing wasn't very clear; I've changed it.
Though it may not work as you'd expect it to, it's not a bug. It's supposed to
be this way (and PPT 2003 works the same as earlier versions). The same
solutions should work for 2003 as for earlier versions.

Thx a lot for your answer and for the change.
Ok, I understood. It's not a bug, it's a feature. :)
Where it's funny, if i open the ppt created with PowerPoint under Impress
(OpenOffice), it's work perfectly.
I think it will be good if microsoft added a check-box under Slide Shows -->
Set up Show, a check box named "restart animations on each slide" for example.
This function will be very useful for all presentations which the goal is to
be a menu without end.

Sincerely,

Tounet.
 
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Steve Rindsberg

Thx a lot for your answer and for the change.
Ok, I understood. It's not a bug, it's a feature. :)
Where it's funny, if i open the ppt created with PowerPoint under Impress
(OpenOffice), it's work perfectly.

Different programs, different bug... er... features. ;-)
I think it will be good if microsoft added a check-box under Slide Shows -->
Set up Show, a check box named "restart animations on each slide" for example.
This function will be very useful for all presentations which the goal is to
be a menu without end.

Totally agree!
 

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