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Chapter 7 Using Motion in Slideshows 11 7

5 To change the direction in which the object enters or leaves the slide, choose an

option from the Direction pop-up menu. (Not all eects provide this option.)

6 To change whether the object appears on the slide all at once or one part at a time,

choose an option from the Delivery pop-up menu.

The options in the Delivery pop-up menu change depending on the selected object.

For example, options for a table include building by row or by column; options for text

include building by paragraph. For more information, see “About Animating Bulleted

Text, Tables, and Charts” on page 12 5.

7 To set how long it takes for an object (or object element) to appear or disappear, type

a value in the Duration eld (or click the arrows).

To learn how to set separate timings, change the build order, or automate the builds

for individual elements, select “Set timing and order for each build.” In the Build Order

drawer, select each element, see the following topics:

To change the order in which builds occur, see “ Â Reordering Object Builds” on

page 12 4 .

To specify whether to begin the build automatically (after a specied time) or on Â

click, see “Automating Object Builds” on page 12 4 .

To intersperse the builds of dierent object elements (for example, table rows and Â

pie chart wedges), see “Intermixing Builds of Text, Tables, and Charts” on page 127.

To apply action builds to move or modify the object on the slide, see the topics Â

below “About Animating Objects on Slides (Action Builds)” on page 11 7 .

8 To prevent some object elements from building, choose options other than First and

Last from the “Build from” pop-up menu.

To view the build, click the image in the Build Inspector or click Play in the toolbar. You

can also view a single element’s build by clicking it in the Build Order drawer.

If you group or ungroup objects that have a build dened, the build eect is removed.

You can create an object build on a master slide so that the build eects appear on

every slide created using that master. See “Dening Default Transitions” on page 239

for instructions.

About Animating Objects on Slides (Action Builds)

Action builds are slide builds that allow you to move or change the appearance of an

object without necessarily making it move on or o the slide. There are two general

kinds of action:

Moving an object across a slide along a path that you specify Â

Changing the appearance of an object by causing it to grow or shrink, change Â

transparency, or rotate

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