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What steps are there in copying PowerPoint slides with animation?

I'm not expert at Power Point.

asked by Joe1010us (99)

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For copying a PowerPoint slides with animation the steps nvolved are as follows. Goto File and then choose Save As and then choose the File Type as PowerPoint Show and then Save the File by Specifying File name relevant to that content and then Copy the power point slides with animation.

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posted by gskv (15)
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I believe you copy the slides the same way with or without animation. Simply copy the slides and the animations should copy right along with it

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posted by CP (180)
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Open a PowerPoint file with a animation presentation. In that you will find a list of slides on the left. You can select the slides you need by clicking the slides by holding the control key and thenm copy those slides by using the shortcut ctrl+c. Then you can paste the copied slides to a new PowerPoint presentation.

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It's different for each version of powerpoint. For powerpoint 2007 it is pretty simple. In the slide editor view, right click on the slide, click copy then paste.

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This is not possible with powerpoint but a third party program called Animation Carbon can do it. There is a 15 day free trial available.

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posted by turkey98 (35)
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