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11-27-2014, 02:18 PM
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The short answer is "NO"
The long answer is "YES" but only if you are a very good coder and understand how animation behaviours work in code. For most people it's "NO" but for a good coder you can build new animations by adding behaviours and they will play in PowerPoint without the code. We have an Add In TWEENY that builds a grow or shink and rotate and motion path animation. There are demos on the page. 
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