How to Add Moving Images

MacBook Pro 2014

PowerPoint 365
Version 16.17

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Step 1: Open PowerPoint by selecting the PowerPoint icon
at the bottom of your screen

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Step 2: Double Click “Blank Presentation”

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Step 3: Click “Layout” on the top left of the Ribbon

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Step 4: Select “Blank” option

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Step 5: Locate and click on the “Insert” tab at the top left of the ribbon

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Step 6: Click on “Pictures”

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Step 7: Select “Photo Browser”

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Step 8: Select a photo you wish to include by double clicking it

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Step 9: Place mouse over bottom right corner of image until mouse
turns into 2 diagonal arrows, facing away from each other

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Step 10: Click down on the corner of the picture
(mouse will turn into a plus sign)

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Step 11: Drag mouse towards center of image until image is at an
appropriate size

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Step 12: Repeat steps 5 to11 until all desired photos are inserted

Step 5: Click “Insert”

Step 6: Click “Pictures”
Step 7: Select “Photo Browser”
Step 8: Select photo you wish to include
Step 9: Place mouse over bottom right corner until your
mouse turns into 2 diagonal arrows facing away
from each other
Step 10: Click down (mouse will turn into a plus sign)
Step 11: Drag mouse towards center of image
until at desired size

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Step 13: Make sure all images are the same height by placing them
next to each other and comparing size

(Adjust image size(s) as needed)

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Step 14: Make sure all images are in a horizontal line
across the page

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Step 15: Hold the “shift” key down on your computer’s keyboard

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Step 16: Select all images by clicking them

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Step 17: Remove finger from “shift” key

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Step 18: Place 2 fingers on the mousepad and push down

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Step 19: Locate the “Group” option

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Step 20: Select “Group”

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Step 21: Place 2 fingers on mouse pad and push down

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Step 22: Select “Copy”

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Step 23: Place 2 fingers on mousepad and push down

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Step 24: Select “Paste”

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Step 25: Scroll your mouse over the top image and click on it

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Step 26: Hold down image and move it above the other image
to separate

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Step 27: Move the bottom image to the bottom left corner

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Step 28: Move the top image to the bottom, right next to the
first group of images

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Step 29: Locate the “Zoom” control at the bottom right of the screen

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Step 30: Slide “Zoom” bar to the left, until you can see
both image groupings

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Step 31: Hold the “shift” key down on your keyboard

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Step 32: Select both image groupings

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Step 33: Remove finger from ”shift” key

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Step 34: Place 2 fingers on mousepad and push down

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Step 35: Locate and scroll to “Group”

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Step 36: Select “Group”

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Step 37: Make sure the picture is selected

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Step 38: Click on the “Animations” tab, at the top of the Ribbon

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Step 39: Select the “Fly In” affect

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Step 40: Click “Effect Options” on the Animation Pane
to the right of the screen

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Step 41: In the “Property” section, click the drop down menu

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Step 42: Select “From Left”

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Step 43: Click on the “Timing” tab

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Step 44: In the “Start” section, click the drop down menu

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Step 45: Select “With Previous”

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Step 46: In the “Duration” section, click the drop down menu

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Step 47: Locate the “custom time” option at the bottom and
click on the text box

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Step 48: Type “15” into the text box

* You can personalize the speed as desired to meet your presentation needs.*

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Step 49: Click “Preview” at the top left of the Ribbon
to view your animation

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 Congratulations!
You have successfully learned how to add moving images to your PowerPoint Presentations!
Now it is time to get creative and show everyone what you can do.
Good luck, and have fun!

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Jaclyn Remo