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From: wilnik2000 on 25 May 2010 15:14 The text block has a white color background and a border to make it stand out (eg., as a 'stamp' over the underlying text). PowerPoint treats the background and border as a separate entity from the text itself. How can I get a text block with a border to appear as a single item in an animated slide?
From: John Wilson on 25 May 2010 15:34
Instead of selecting the text when you animate select the border by clicking on it. Apply the animation. "wilnik2000" <wilnik2000(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:9334E77D-40DE-4C5E-AA3E-701AFD857897(a)microsoft.com... > The text block has a white color background and a border to make it stand > out > (eg., as a 'stamp' over the underlying text). > > PowerPoint treats the background and border as a separate entity from the > text itself. > > How can I get a text block with a border to appear as a single item in an > animated slide? |