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November 19th, 2009, 09:19 PM
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Fade Transitions
I can figure out how to fade one slide into another by placing one slide on
top of another and then using Custom Animation, Effects, and Timing. This is still complicated and time-consuming for me, and I only do a few per show. How do you do an entire slide show using fade transitions? I have seen these done, but my slide show is going to be over 100 slides in length. I don't think I'll live that long unless there's another way. Thanks. CT 
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November 19th, 2009, 10:14 PM
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Fade Transitions
Hi
Use a transition rather than an animation - fade smoothly should do the job. Though you are restricted to only 3 speed settings, there is an 'apply to all' button so it's worth the restriction if you ask me :-). 2003: Slide show - Slide transitions 2007: Animations tab - 'Transition to this slide' section Lucy -- Lucy Thomson PowerPoint MVP MOS Master Instructor www.aneasiertomorrow.com.au "CT" wrote in message ... I can figure out how to fade one slide into another by placing one slide on top of another and then using Custom Animation, Effects, and Timing. This is still complicated and time-consuming for me, and I only do a few per show. How do you do an entire slide show using fade transitions? I have seen these done, but my slide show is going to be over 100 slides in length. I don't think I'll live that long unless there's another way. Thanks. CT
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