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I enjoy making animations in PowerPoint, but the custom animation settings are limited. Today I will show you how to make more complex hand animation in MS PowerPoint.
You will need...
-A computer with PowerPoint 2007 or higher (This will work on some versions before 2007, but 07 has much better graphics)
-Patience
-Time (5-15 minutes)
-(Depending on how ambitious you get with effects) A good graphics card...
You will need...
-A computer with PowerPoint 2007 or higher (This will work on some versions before 2007, but 07 has much better graphics)
-Patience
-Time (5-15 minutes)
-(Depending on how ambitious you get with effects) A good graphics card...
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There are many factors that can be changed in PowerPoint 2007. For example...
Shape
Color
Lighting
Shadow
Depth
Bevel
Rotation
This instructable will go over all of those.
Shape
Color
Lighting
Shadow
Depth
Bevel
Rotation
This instructable will go over all of those.
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Aug 1, 2011. 12:07 PM
Computothought
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Computothought
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Interesting to see if this would work in open or libre office.
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Aug 1, 2011. 2:22 PMSuper_Nerd (author)
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It might, I haven't worked very much with open office, and I haven't heard of libre office. So my answer is I don't know.
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Aug 1, 2011. 7:51 PMComputothought
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Computothought
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libre office is the open source version of open office. The community did not like Oracle (who bought Sun and therefore openoffice) having control over open office, so they branched.
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Aug 2, 2011. 12:16 PMSuper_Nerd (author)
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I thought open office was free. Wait, you mean libre office is open sourced, and open office is free. Correct
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Aug 2, 2011. 4:29 PMComputothought
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Computothought
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Openoffice is free, not exactly, Sun never really put any restrictions on openoffice formerly know as Sun Staroffice. per se. Oracle is a proprietary software company. Oracle has purchased the Sun company and now has the rights to openoffice.Open offuce was not completely free per se. As I understand it Oracle wanted to control openoffice. The open source community forked or took the source code to start their own version of office now called libre office so it would not be under the thumbs of Oracle. Now libre office is allegedly more open office than it has ever been.
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Aug 5, 2011. 7:46 AMSuper_Nerd (author)
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Ok. Now I understand.
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Aug 2, 2011. 12:22 AMartworker
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artworker
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This is so awesome. Extremely creative!
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Aug 2, 2011. 5:23 AMSuper_Nerd (author)
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Thanks. For a long time I've been working with PowerPoint for a long time, and just got a crazy idea to make this type of animation.
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