Combining Animations – PowerPoint 2007
This Combining Animations PowerPoint tutorial looks at how to combine different animations to create a wider range of effects in PowerPoint 2007. In this way, presenters can combine animations on objects to create a wide range of different effects which can help to more effectively communicate with the audience.
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alain lachner
2:11 am, November 2nd, 2012
Many many thanks for sharing
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Harry Wilson
11:20 am, November 2nd, 2012
No problem Alan!