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PowerPoint 2011 for Mac offers all kinds of visual effects for you to use in your presentations. When you have a placeholder with bulleted text to work with on your PowerPoint 2011 slide, you can apply an Entrance effect to the placeholder. This will introduce the bulleted points one at a time.
Here’s how to apply entrance effects to your PowerPoint 2011 slides:
Select a text placeholder containing bulleted text.
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Choose the placeholder — don’t select individual text; just click the edge of the placeholder.
Click the Animations tab of the Ribbon.
In the Entrance Effects group, click an effect.
PowerPoint instantly displays a preview of the effect. Experiment by choosing some other effects.
Congratulations! You’ve successfully added an animation effect. Notice that PowerPoint puts a number to the left of each bullet in the placeholder. The numbers indicate the order in which the text will be animated. As you can see, when the Rise Up effect plays the text appears in two groups, numbered 1 and 2 in the figure. The numbers you see here show how many times you have to click to play all the animations on a slide; for this example, you have to click twice.
Click the Play button on the Animations tab of the Ribbon to see a preview of any animation you just added.
You can create all sorts of text effects in Office 2011 for Mac. When you click the Effects button on the Format tab of the Ribbon, you can choose from the following effects, each of which has a submenu that displays preconfigured options. Most have a shortcut to the Text Effects dialog.
Shadow
Reflection
Glow
Bevel
3-D Rotation
Transform
Keep in mind that when you apply text effects within a box or shape, there needs to be enough room around the text for the effect to show. Resizing the text box to be larger can make room for the text and its effect.
The Transform effect is unique to the Effects button. To get this effect, take these steps:
Click into the text within a text box or shape.
Double-click the text, in this example Drink, to select it.
On the Ribbon, click the Format tab. In the Text Styles group, choose Effects→Transform. In the submenu’s Warp group click the Can Down effect.
Drag the purple diamond downward deep into the shape to squish the text so that it fits better on the cylinder.
Hold the mouse over a Transform button to see its name in a ScreenTip.
You have the ability to make text follow a curve, using the Follow Path transformation.
Click the Ribbon’s Home tab, and in the Insert group, click the Text Box button.
Drag a text box in your document.
Again from within the Home tab of the Ribbon, choose a font and apply some font format options like making the text bold.
Try making the text a little larger (at least 20 points) and use a phrase that has plenty of characters.
Click the text box border to select the box.
Click the Ribbon’s Format tab. In the Text Styles group, choose Effects→Transform. In the submenu’s Follow Path group, click Arch Up.
Drag the purple diamond and resize the box until the text has a nice arch.
As you drag the purple diamond, the ends of the curve grow or shrink. Let go of the diamond, and the text tries to fill-in to the end of the lines.