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What are the entrance effects?
Entrance effects: Control how an object enters a slide. Entrance effects start at the start point of an object (the left edge of the object time bar). For example, an object will move slowly into a slide with a Float In effect. For example, with the Zoom Out effect, an object will gradually scale down and disappear.
What are the four categories of animation effect?
There are four types of animation effects in PowerPoint – entrance, emphasis, exit and motion paths.
What is an entrance effect in PowerPoint?
a set of effects which can be applied to objects in PowerPoint so that they will animate in the Slide Show . Entrance effects can be set to objects so that they enter with animations during Slide Show. Emphasis effects animate the objects on the spot. Exit effects allow objects to leave the Slide Show with animations.
What are the different entrance effects in PowerPoint?
The Exciting category, as shown highlighted in red within Figure 3, above contains three extra Entrance Effects: Drop, Flip, and Whip effects which were grayed out in the Add Entrance Effect dialog box, as shown highlighted in red towards right within Figure 2, previously on this page.
What happens when you add two entrance effects?
During the slide show view, you won’t be able to see the object until it starts to animate. Hence, if two entrance effects are added onto an object one after another, the object will disappear when the second effect starts to animate.
Where to find more entrance animations in PowerPoint?
If you want to explore more Entrance Effect animations, select the More Entrance Effects option within the Add Animation drop-down gallery, as shown highlighted in blue within Figure 1, above. Doing so opens the Add Entrance Effect dialog box, as shown in Figure 2, below.
How do you add an exit effect in PowerPoint?
To add an exit effect to your presentation, select the element you want to animate and then select “Add animation” from the animations ribbon. Select the “disappear effect.”. Once the animation has been added, right click the animation in the animation panel and select “timing.”.