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Doug Little
Hi,
I'm running into a very annoying pp feature and want to
know if there is a workaround.
I have a presentation of about 60 pages that has extensive
animation (Fade in/outs). On many of the pages, I have
several boxes and make use of autoshape connectors to draw
lines between them. I want a box and it's associated
lines to fade in together. In order to use the Fade
in/out, I need to group the box & line and then apply a
custom animation to the group. so far so good.
Unfortunately, if I need to move 1 of the box/line groups
the line doesn't automatically redraw between the anchor
points, instead it just moves the end off the object. If
I ungroup the objects, the autoshape connector immediately
(by itself) reattaches to the anchor). After the update,
I can then regroup and the diagram looks great.
Now the annoying part, When I ungroup the custom
animation is deleted, and not automatically created when I
regroup. I need to manually rebuild the animation. While
it only take a minute or 2, it's a pain when I have to do
it on every single slide for any change I make.
Does anyone know of a workaround that might help?
THanks
Doug
I'm running into a very annoying pp feature and want to
know if there is a workaround.
I have a presentation of about 60 pages that has extensive
animation (Fade in/outs). On many of the pages, I have
several boxes and make use of autoshape connectors to draw
lines between them. I want a box and it's associated
lines to fade in together. In order to use the Fade
in/out, I need to group the box & line and then apply a
custom animation to the group. so far so good.
Unfortunately, if I need to move 1 of the box/line groups
the line doesn't automatically redraw between the anchor
points, instead it just moves the end off the object. If
I ungroup the objects, the autoshape connector immediately
(by itself) reattaches to the anchor). After the update,
I can then regroup and the diagram looks great.
Now the annoying part, When I ungroup the custom
animation is deleted, and not automatically created when I
regroup. I need to manually rebuild the animation. While
it only take a minute or 2, it's a pain when I have to do
it on every single slide for any change I make.
Does anyone know of a workaround that might help?
THanks
Doug