Slice and Animate Pictures in PowerPoint

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Slice and Animate Pictures in PowerPoint

Created: Thursday, September 18, 2014 posted by Geetesh Bajaj at 4:00 am

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You can crop pictures in PowerPoint, and of course you can animate them. But as you may observe frequently in life, synergy yields results that exceed the mere sum of two or more initiatives. And that’s true in a way for the technique we will explore on this page — we call this Slice and Animate. The two techniques being used for this synergy are cropping pictures and adding animation.

Learn how to slice and animate pictures in PowerPoint.

Categories: animations, pictures, powerpoint, tutorials

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