Mouse over action in custom animation in powerpoint 2003?

How do i set up a mouse over action in custom animation in powerpoint 2003.

I am wanting to hover the mouse over a text box which will automatically
make the text box do it custom animation.

Hope someone can help

Thank you

You can use Triggers to activate the custom animation. But this does require
clicking on the text box, not just hovering over it.

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"sheenyweeny" wrote in message
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How do i set up a mouse over action in custom animation in powerpoint
2003.

I am wanting to hover the mouse over a text box which will automatically
make the text box do it custom animation.

Hope someone can help

Thank you

There's a good mouse over sample here which you can take a look at:
http://officeone.mvps.org/ppttips/mo...er_effect.html

Take note though, that the process is slightly tedious. Hence, producing
multiple mouse over will take you some time.
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Site Updated: Feb 20, 2008
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"sheenyweeny" wrote:

How do i set up a mouse over action in custom animation in powerpoint 2003.

I am wanting to hover the mouse over a text box which will automatically
make the text box do it custom animation.

Hope someone can help

Thank you

As others have said, the issue is that animations can only be triggered
by clicks, not mouse overs. However, there are other actions that can be
triggered by mouse over. These include hyperlinks and VBA macros. A
simple mouse over animation effect is easy to fake by hyperlinking to
another slide. The other slide would be identical, except that it has an
automatic animation set that happens immediately that does whatever you
wanted the mouse over animation to do. This is very easy with one mouse
over animation on a slide. The difficulty comes up when you want to do
this two or three or more times for a single slide. The number of
combinations grows exponentially (e.g., what happens if I mouse-overed
one but not two already; is the slide going to look different than if I
mouse-overed one and two but not three?).
--David

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Microsoft PowerPoint MVP
Author of _Powerful PowerPoint for Educators_
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How do i set up a mouse over action in custom animation in powerpoint
2003.

I am wanting to hover the mouse over a text box which will
automatically make the text box do it custom animation.

Hope someone can help

Thank you