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Enhancing PowerPoint Slides with Animated Picture Effects - Instructions Included

Easily reproduce animated picture effects for your PowerPoint slides using the provided instructions. Print or remove instructions as needed to optimize performance. Follow the Slide Notes for step-by-step guidance. Ensure smooth reproduction by following printing and removal instructions. Attribution is provided for all photos. Instructions for quoting and animation available.

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Enhancing PowerPoint Slides with Animated Picture Effects - Instructions Included

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  1. Animated picture effects for PowerPoint slides Reproduction instructions 1 Printing instructions 2 Removing instructions 3 For your reference, the steps required to reproduce each of these slides have been included in the Slide Notes. To print the reproduction instructions in this file: Select the slide that you want to reproduce. Place your cursor in the Slide Notes. Press CTRL + A, and then Copy the text. Open a new document in Microsoft Word. Then Paste the text into the Word document. Print the Word document. If you notice delays in slide effects or a decrease in performance, you may want to remove the reproduction instructions in the Slide Notes. To remove the instructions from a particular slide: Place your cursor in the Slide Notes. Press CTRL + A, and then press DELETE.

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  3. “Placeholder for a quote to be animated here.” – Attribution

  4. The photo in slide 20 courtesy of Colin Wilcox All other photos in this template courtesy of Bill Staples

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