Layering of frames?

[Woo...@officeformac.com]

Version: 2008
Operating System: Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard)
Processor: Intel

Hi, hope someone can help?

I'm using 2008 Powerpoint - and a relative newbie to MAC!!

I wish to enter several frames onto a single slide, with the intention of revealing the individual layers, each after a mouse click or time delay.
I'm struggling, because I don't yet understand the process, and am getting stuck when I add the frames, as I can't then seem to access the first frame in order to reposition it (I'm really trying to animate the whole sequence).

I guess the three part question is:

1 Help - when I wish to set a frame (or group of frames) in front, or behind the original one(s), how is this achieved (what sequence of menu buttons do I need to access?)

2 Help in setting up the sequencing of the frames 'appearing' after the mouse click/time delay - how is this achieved?

3 Whether a macro would be useful to set up, as I wish to incorporate the ideas into several projects.

I realise it's a lot to ask from a novice perspective, yet any help would be sincerely appreciated.

Thanks in keen anticipation,
David Wood
Sheffield, UK

[CyberTaz]

The objects need to be stacked atop one another but each one will need to
have the desired Animation Effects applied to it. See PPT Help on the
subject: Animate text and objects. It should provide the answers to 1 & 2.

As for 3, a macro would be useless since macros require VBA which isn't
supported in Office 2008. I'm not sure that it would really be that useful -
nor would Apple Script - since the content & settings would be different for
each item in the stack.

HTH |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac

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