Complex animations on Presenter 13 run out of sequence
Mar 31, 2015
By
JJ Johnson
I have two slides in Presenter 13 that have complex animations that are running out of sequence. For example, the first slide has 37 animations with three mouse clicks. It appears that the animations for click two and the animations for click three are running at the same time.
The animations run correctly when I test in PowerPoint Slideshow mode, but when I test the same slide in Articulate Preview or Publish modes, the animations don't work right.
These are important animations that took a lot of time to develop and I'm supposed to be showing a draft of this to my boss tomorrow. Can someone please help me to fix this? Thanks.
8 Replies
Hi JJ!
Check out this documentation to understand which are supported animations as well as understanding how to sync the animations with your project.
Thanks, but I notice that's Presenter 09 compatibility with PPT 2010, which would seem to be years out of date.
Do you have a resource for Presenter 2013 with Office 2013? Thanks.
Oops! Sorry about that JJ :) Let's try this one.
I checked the list and mine are all supported animations; they're just not working correctly as I described. I have had failures like this before with earlier Articulate products (long time user) and am hoping I'm not the victim of buggy behavior surfacing with complex animations. Any suggestions?
Yes, could you share your Articulate Package with us here so that we can take a look?
Thanks Leslie. All of my animations are supported; they're just not working correctly as I described. I have had failures like this before with earlier Articulate products (long time user) and am hoping I'm not the victim of buggy behavior surfacing with complex animations. Any suggestions? I'm on a deadline here so don't have a lot more hours to spend fussing with testing and workarounds.
> Yes, could you share your Articulate Package with us here so that we can take a look?
I just sent the zip file. Thanks for your help.
Thanks JJ
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