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Welcome to these tutorials, many of which were unique concepts when first published!

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animate: techniques to animate your presentation

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Changing Animations 2

Logic: save yourself time by changing the image but keeping the animation

Another option is to change an image while keeping all animations assigned to it.

animated rectangle

On this slide, I have an image as the background to an autoshape. I want to change the image and keep its animations.

format autoshape dialogue

I right click on the rectangle that contains an image and select Format Autoshape.

fill effects

I then click Fill Effects and go to the Picture tab.

picture tab

Click Select Picture.

select picture

Browse to and select the new picture

set picture

Click OK and it will set is as autoshape background.

finished product

Done. A new image on the slide still animated!


  

 

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