Re: I want a really s-l-o-w fade in Powerpoint
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PowerPoint only has the 3 defined transition speeds and those times can not
be changed ....
wait for it ...
but ...
You can adjust the timing of animations in PowerPoint 2002 and 2003. So ...
if you make an image of the following slide and insert that image onto the
previous slide then use a fade in animation with the timing adjusted to 1000
seconds (or so) and set the transition to 'No Transition', then you will be
able to start the process by triggering the animation (which will look like
it is fading in the next slide very, very slowly) then, after the animation
is complete, another click will take you from the next slide image to the
actual next slide, but there will be no change in the appearance, so the
audience will not know anything is up.
Smoke and mirrors, my friend, illusions are reality until proven otherwise.
Bill Dilworth, Microsoft PPT MVP
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"Harold Mead" <Harold Me...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Even at the 'slow' setting for slide transition, it still looks too jerky
for
> the effect I want. Is there a registry entry defining the length of the
> slide transition time that I can modify, or some other way I can get a
slower
> fade?