Animating objects on a slide is an excellent way to bring attention to them while adding visual interest to your slides in a presentation. In this movie, you will know how use a new animation option that will allow you to move an object along a custom path on a slide created by you to add excitement to your presentations.
- [Voiceover} One more feature that's not new but has been…improved here in PowerPoint 2016 from PowerPoint 2010 is…one of the animation options when working with objects,…the Motion Path.…Now we can create some visual interest with animations…but Motion Path has been improved so we know exactly…where our object is going to finish.…Let me show you what I'm talking about as we continue…working with our Landon Hotel presentation 0405,…if you're catching up.…And we're on Slide 2 and we just created this custom…shape and now it's time to animate it.…
We're gonna animate it to come from off the slide…onto the slide and then do something in its…final resting place.…So let's start by just zooming out a little bit.…I'm gonna click the minus sign down below to about 60%…so I can see the edges of my slide and some area…around the outside.…Next we're gonna take our custom shape,…our little asterisk here, and take it off the slide.…There we go.…And now it's time to apply the animation,…the custom motion path by going to the Animations tab.…
Author
David Rivers
Released
7/19/2016- Understanding the user interface changes
- Exploring Touch mode
- Maintaining compatibility with older versions of Office
- Opening and editing PDF files in Word
- Creating Excel charts quickly
- Exploring presentation themes in PowerPoint 2016
- Migrating email to Outlook 2016
- Using Outlook notes
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome56s
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1. Get Started
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Explore changes to the UI15m 57s
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Understand cloud computing5m 42s
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Explore Touch mode3m 44s
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2. Migrate to Word 2016
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Understand file formats4m 8s
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Use the Tell Me assistant2m 44s
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Open and edit PDF files2m 5s
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Work with images5m 6s
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3. Migrate to Excel 2016
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Use quick analysis options5m 30s
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Create charts quickly3m 22s
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Format tables and sheets5m 30s
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Extract data with Flash Fill4m 25s
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4. Migrate to PowerPoint 2016
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Explore presentation themes2m 30s
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Work in Presenter view4m 59s
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Work with shapes4m 41s
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Move objects on a path5m 1s
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5. Migrate to Outlook 2016
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Use peeks4m 4s
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Send attachments2m 6s
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Use the notes function2m 10s
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Conclusion
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Next steps50s
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