Hey Lya. Only one mouse cursor can be added to each slide, and it must be added to the base layer of the slide. Mouse cursors aren't supported on layers or slide masters.
You can duplicate that slide and the mouse cursor will enter "from" where the last one left off:
If the Enter From selector is grayed out, it's because the direction of the mouse movement is already determined by the previous slide. When you have consecutive slides with mouse cursors, the end point of the first will be the beginning point of the next.
I totally understand if having more than one cursor on a slide is important to you. We always appreciate knowing what works for everyone, so I'll invite you to submit a feature request on that!
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edit: Ahh, with Crystal's post i see now. I was unfamiliar with this feature and that's what cause my confusion.
Hey Lya. Only one mouse cursor can be added to each slide, and it must be added to the base layer of the slide. Mouse cursors aren't supported on layers or slide masters.
You can duplicate that slide and the mouse cursor will enter "from" where the last one left off:
If the Enter From selector is grayed out, it's because the direction of the mouse movement is already determined by the previous slide. When you have consecutive slides with mouse cursors, the end point of the first will be the beginning point of the next.
I totally understand if having more than one cursor on a slide is important to you. We always appreciate knowing what works for everyone, so I'll invite you to submit a feature request on that!
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