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regilala regilala is offline Looping custom animation sequences or a selection of slides Windows XP Looping custom animation sequences or a selection of slides Office 2007
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Hi does anyone know how to or if you can loop a sequence of animations continuously? I have 9 images on a slide that I have entering and exiting in a sequence and I want the sequence to loop continuously until mouse click. Note: I know how to loop an indiviudal animation continuously but I want it to play the wqhole sequence then loop.



This slide is to play during walk-in in a presentation and the total time needed is unknown. Any body know how to do this? I could break the animations down to multiple slides and have them timed, but I don't think you can loop a sequence of slides either - only the whole presentation. Thanks in anticipation! Regilala
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