some animations not working in 2007

G

Guest

Hi,

I would call myself a computer expert but unfortunately a Powerpoint novice.
I'm helping a Dr. who travels around showing presentations. On his old
laptop with PowerPoint 2002 all the slides played fine. On his new laptop
with PowerPoint 2007, some of the animations play and some do not. I'm not
sure how better to explain it. They are the kind of animations that show
transitions between different time periods. Anyone know anything about this?
 
B

Bill Dilworth

All the animations in 2002 are supported in 2007. There should not be any
problems, so if there are, I would suggest some basics.

1) Make sure all the Office and Window updates are applied.
2) Make sure DirectX is current and up to date
3) Make sure the printer driver is up to date (don't ask, you'll be happier)
4) Deactivate virus scanning (only if not connected at the time)

Then, if the problems do not go away, I would try to localize them. What
animations? When?


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G

Guest

I am not a ppt 2007 user, however, I did experience some animation
difficulties when using a ppt 97 presentation in ppt 2003. I discovered that
the culprit to my difficulties was that 2003 wanted to apply an animation
scheme to my slides. The animation scheme over-rode my slide specific
animations, and the transitions between slides.

I would recommend checking if ppt 2007 is applying an animation scheme.
I would also check if the slide masters have acquired animation /transition
settings for the slide and placeholders that could be altering your animation
settings.
 

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