If there are multiple words on a slide, you need to show how to set them up word by word

Each word has a text box, set the entry animation separately, and the start time is set as needed, or click to start or start from the previous item (immediately following the previous one).

I guess you won't be adding custom animations either, teach you that:

Add three more text boxes, enter "blinds", "fly in", "sound effects" respectively, and the text format is, italics, 24 good, green, and arrange the position;

3) Save the file to your own folder with "Custom Animation" as the file name;

2. Set up animations.

1) Select the first text box, right-click on the frame, select the "Custom Animation" command in the menu that comes out, pay attention to aim, see clearly and click again;

2) Then in the upper middle of the right pane, a "Add Effect" button will appear, click it to come up with a drop-down list;

3) Move the mouse pointer to the first line "Enter Blinds" and click to select it.

4) Then the text box in the workspace flashes, and a small square 1 comes out on the left, indicating that it is the first animation;

5) Save the file, then click on the shot glass in the lower left corner, show the slide, you can find that the blinds do not come out, and the position is blank;

Click the left mouse button, and then the text will come out according to the style of the blind, click the mouse to exit the projection and return to the work area;

6) Then select the second text box and set a custom animation on the right: "Add Effect and Enter Fly In".

Then select the third text box, which is also set to: "Add Effect to Enter Fly In";

Save it, show it, and see how the animation looks;

2. Set the effect.

1) Take a look at the pane on the right, there are now three animation effects, now the third one is selected (there is a box on the outside), there is a row of drop-down buttons behind the effect, you can change it to other effects after clicking;

2) Click the drop-down button next to "3 Shape 4: Sound Effect", which is the bottom button in the picture above.

In the drop-down menu that comes out, select "Effect Options" in the middle, and "Delete" at the bottom to delete this effect;

3) In the effect panel that comes out, select the middle sound as "wind chime", click OK and then you can hear the crisp sound;

Save the file, click on the shot glass in the lower left corner, play the slideshow, click the mouse to see the animation;

Insert a ** and set the ** line to the color of the wireless strip. Enter the text where you want it, use Ungroup, and then use Custom Animation cell by cell

1. Open the PPT presentation, in.

Select the ** that needs to be set.

2. Then click on the Animation-Custom Animation option on the toolbar.

3. In the custom animation settings on the left, click Add Effect - Enter, and select an animation effect.

4. After selection, continue to click on the text you need to set.

5. Then the operation in step three adds an entry effect to the text.

6. After adding, start the following action settings to appear when clicking.

1. Open the PPT on the computer, and then insert a **.

class="ikqb_img_alink">2. After inserting, click Animation in the toolbar, and then click Custom Animation.

3. After clicking Custom Animation, select ** in the Custom Animation interface, and then add effects.

4. After setting **, on the PPT page, enter and add text.

5. After entering the text, in the custom interface, select the Chinese box, and then click to add custom animation.

6. After the text and text are animated, there is a sequence of occurrences.

Follow these steps to do it:

1. Open PPT - Insert - ** - Find the one you want to insert ** - Right-click to select ** - Customize the animation - Add effects - Enter - Select a way to enter - Select the small triangle symbol behind the midpoint of the space after "Start" and select "When you click".

2. Insert - text box - add the text you want - right-click to select Chinese characters - customize animation - add effects - enter - select a way to enter - select the small triangle symbol behind the midpoint of the space after "start" and select "when clicking".

Follow the above to achieve the effect you want.

Custom animations can be found in the menu after right-clicking.

1. Enter the words in the order you want them to appear, one text box for each word2. Put all the words where you want them to appear.

3. Select All.

4. Right-click. 5. Custom animations.

6. On the upper right, add effects.

7. Choose the effect you want – like flying in.

Hehe, not many times. First of all, you can set up an animation, this must be done well, and spend more time.

Then copy the word, and of course the animation is copied together.

Change the copied word as you like;

Don't set too many slides for a slide, just look good;

Duplicate this slide again;

Change the words to be displayed one by one, and make a second one;

and so on...

to be continued...

It's simple, you can make one, and then in the leftmost slide navigation bar, select, copy, paste... And then there are a lot of them, and you can separate the text content of each one.

I don't know if I understand, I don't understand mail.

Use the format brush. The landlord has used it.

Method steps.

Step 1: [Method 1] Use the animation brush. a. If you want to animate multiple objects on a page with the same effect, you can animate the first object first.

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Step 2: [Method 1] b. Select the object to be animated, click the "Format" tab, double-click the "Animation Brush" button in the "Advanced Animation" option group, turn the mouse into a brush shape, and click the object to be animated in the order of animation. This animates the objects uniformly in the prescribed order.

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Step 3: [Method 2] Select the objects in order to animate. a. Open the slide page, press the shift key and select the objects to be animated in a certain order.

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Step 4: [Method 2] b. Click the "Animation" tab, click the "Add Animation" button in the "Advanced Animation" group, and select "Enter" and "Fly In" in the drop-down menu. In the Timing group, set Start:

When clicked. In this way, objects that are animated when you click the mouse during a slideshow enter in the order in which they are selected.

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Step 5: [Method 3] Reorder the animations after the animation is set uniformly for all selected objects. a. After animating multiple objects on a page, the order in which the animation starts appears in the upper left corner of the object, if the order does not meet the requirements, you can reorder it in the animation pane.

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Step 6: [Method 3] b. The order of the animation effects in the "Animation Pane" is the order in which the animation starts. The animation effect of the selected animated object is also selected in the animation pane of that object, and you can use the arrows above or below the Animation Pane to move the position of the selected animation effect.

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I also had the same situation and did it later, you can try it:

Go to the slide master first (view-> slide master);

Then on the first page, where you want to display the number, insert a text box;

Then, when entering the status in the text box, select "Insert" in the menu - >Slide Number";

Then the text box will display < >, at which point you can adjust the text box to the format you want.

Close the master view and return to see if the slide numbers are displayed.

If you find that only some of the slides are numbered, go back to the master to see if all the slides there have the text box you just inserted, and copy them if not.

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Insertion of the servicebar. Return.

3. Then we need to click on the **A** below.

4. Then we need to insert any sheet at one time**.

5. Then we need to click on the animation in the taskbar above.

6. Then we need to click ** and select the animation action in the upper taskbar.

7. All three ** have been added with animation effects.

Open the PPT and click ".

Insert", which inserts all the graphic pieces into a PPT;

Click on one of them**, click "Add Effect" on the right, select "Enter", and then choose one to enter the animation;

Then select "Before" in the "Start" item, add all the other ** into the animation in turn, and set the start effect to "Before", so that all the ** will appear at the same time.

Everything on a normal PPT appears all at once. If you want to appear sequentially, set up the action and customize the animation so that you can have multiple sheets in sequence on a single slide page.

Or stick it one by one, but in that case, it's very small.

Then you can combine multiple ** sheets, and then set up animations, can't you?

Or you hold down the shift key, select them one by one, and then animate them.

The ppt is done, but you can't see the text at the outline, and the specific steps to set up the text are as follows:

We need editions.

The materials to be prepared are: computer rights, ppt.

1. First of all, we open the ppt we need.

2. Then we left-click the box to select the text to be displayed.

3. Then we click to open the theme font in the font and select the title style.

To change the text of the title to heading 1, heading 2, it will be displayed in the outline!

It's also possible that you've adjusted the color of the text, and if you adjust the master again, it might be normal.

1. Open PPT and right-click to set the background format.

2. In the settings dialog, we select Fill, and select the one to be set as the background through the file path.

3. Next, we select the insert option, and once again insert the background into the ppt as, and adjust the size of the insertion to the same size as the slide.

4. Make a simple adjustment to the inserted **, and adjust the ** as a whole to a more fuzzy effect.

5. Adjust the ** to cover the slide, below we insert a shape, you can choose according to your needs, here to insert an ellipse as an example.

6. Select the inserted ellipse, right-click with the mouse, select Set Shape Format, and select Slide Background Fill in the pop-up shape format dialog box.

7. After the setting is completed, return to the PPT slide, at this time we can drag the inserted ellipse to any place in **, and we can see that place is prominent.

Here's an example of how to do this:

1. First open the PPT file and insert a ** in the PPT.

2. In the "Insert" menu, insert a suitable shape style according to your needs.

3. After the shape is drawn, click "Shape Fill" and select the same fill as the inserted one.

4. Then click "Shape Outline" and set the outline to white.

5. Then click "Shape Effect" and select the white glow effect style in "Glow".

7. After everything is adjusted, the following example is given.

1. First of all, insert a ** in the ppt, and you need to highlight some of the positions.

2. Then click on the "Insert" option.

Shapes in the card, select the style you want to focus on.

3. For example, select an ellipse, draw an ellipse on ** and click "Shape Fill" in the "Drawing" tool to select the same ** fill as the inserted**.

4. Then click "Shape Outline" and set the outline to white.

5. Select "Shape Effect" and click on the white glow effect in "Glow Color".

Insert**, zoom in, outline the part you want to highlight with any polygon tool, and customize the animation, it's easy.

Insert a shape, circle, or box and circle the place you want to highlight.