Your First PowerPoint Animation
Posted on: Jun, 2011
By: Art Holden
Downloading an animation from PresenterMedia is an easy process, but if you've never used an animated file (.gif) in your presentations before, there are a couple of pitfalls to avoid. Watch this short new video tutorial from PresenterMedia co-owner, Art Holden, to see how simple it is.
[swfobj src="http://www.presentermedia.com/uploads/2011/06/get_started_dl_anims.swf" width="450" height="430"] Click the Play button above. How to download animations for PowerPoint.
Covered in this video:- For PowerPoint, always download the largest animation available. This yields the best quality.
- After clicking the download link, always choose "SAVE" to save the image to your computer. Choosing OPEN may end up removing the animation from the image.
- In PowerPoint, always use the "Insert/Picture" function to place the animation in your presentation. Inserting it as a video or copying and pasting it into your presentation can yield poor results.
