Animation effects in PowerPoint are timed for Entrance, Emphasis, or Exit. The first of these animation types is the Entrance animation. Entrance animations determine how the slide object appears on the slide. For example, you can make your slide object fly in from the side or fade in, or both. Of course, both Fly In and Fade are just two of the many Entrance animation effects in PowerPoint.
Explore entrance animation effects in PowerPoint 2007, 2003, and 2002 for Windows.
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