PP's animation speed is much much too fast for for what I need

[Guest]

One of the great information display techniques is impossible on Power Point.
It would be possible if the animation rate could be fully controlled.
When you look at a graph representing change over time through a sliding
window drawn as wide as a person's normal perception of time, watching the
motion of the curve is like reliving the experience. For bigger events you
need a slower moving window! for an example see
http://www.synapse9.com/issues/large_change_small_window.ppt
....of course, if someone knows a workaround, that would be great!

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Yes, you can adjust the speed. To do so, right click on the custom animation
added, and select timing.

Under Speed, click on the speed input field and enter an appropriate timing
(e.g: 10 will give you 10.0 seconds). Click OK. Hope it helps.
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