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November 19th, 2009, 01:57 AM
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duplicating a motion path
Greetings from Downunder
Is there any way of duplicating a motion path WITHOUT duplicating the object that it is anchored to? I am using a freeform motion path, and I know I can draw it twice, but I want it to be an exact copy of the first. Using XP Pro + SP3 and Office 2003 Thanks for all your help in the past /carl 
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November 19th, 2009, 11:03 AM
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duplicating a motion path
Carl,
I think you need this add-in. http://skp.mvps.org/ac/index.html Luc Sanders MVP - PowerPoint "Carl" wrote: Greetings from Downunder Is there any way of duplicating a motion path WITHOUT duplicating the object that it is anchored to? I am using a freeform motion path, and I know I can draw it twice, but I want it to be an exact copy of the first. Using XP Pro + SP3 and Office 2003 Thanks for all your help in the past /carl .
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