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4) Use the Change order: up-arrow button to move each of the last

three items up the list to just under the other item with the same

name. The animation list will now look like Figure 169.

Figure 169: Animation list

after moving items into

required sequence

Step 3. Change the timing for some list items from With

previous to On click

Notice that all of the items on the animations list (except for the two

“Point one” items) are set to start at the same time as the previous

item. However, we want the second “Point two” animation and the

second “Point three” animation to also occur On click.

1) Select these items, and then choose On click from the

Start

list.

The animation list now looks like Figure 170.

2) Save the file.

3) Test this set of animations by clicking the Slide Show button.

Figure 170: Final list of

animations

Example: Setting up a motion path

The

Motion path

effect moves an object along a path consisting of a

combination of straight and curved lines. Several pre-packaged paths

are provided in OOo, but it is not difficult to create your own custom

path. Start by selecting the object you want to animate and select a

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