Re: Complex animations with trajectories.
- From: "Echo S" <msnewsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 23 Apr 2006 11:05:27 -0400
If you don't already know Flash, Glen's suggestions are best. Flash has a
fairly steep learning curve. I wouldn't expect to be able to open it up and
create PPT-type animations in a day. (Well, depending on the animations
you're after.)
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Hi everybody,
I want to create simple animations, as I usually do in Powerpoint
thanks to the animation path feature. I think it's easy and you can
quickly create an animation. However, when the animation is long (many
trajectories and objects in the screen) using Powerpoint becomes really
difficult. I'm searching for alternatives for these cases.
Maybe Flash? The problem is that I have no idea and I don't have too
much time to improve my presentation. Would it be difficult for me to
learn how to use Flash in a Powerpoint-like manner? Is there any other
alternative? Any useful plugin for Powerpoint?
Any suggestion is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance,
S.
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