Keyframe Editor
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Keyframe Editor
In this tutorial for ProShow Producer, you'll learn how to add keyframes to the beginning and ending of multiple layers, creating pauses for each layer, using the Keyframe Editor. This, basically, adds a "block of time" to the beginning and ending of the slide, without messing up the animation in the middle
(I was having serious audio issues today so the whole thing sounds like I recorded inside a tin can....sorry!)
Jennifer
(I was having serious audio issues today so the whole thing sounds like I recorded inside a tin can....sorry!)
Jennifer
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I've only fiddled with this screen a few times in the past. I didn't know about the box selection tool which is quite handy. Thanks for sharing this tutorial. Now I'll more likely remember to use this feature going forward.
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You're the best, Jennifer!!!! Thanks so much for all you do.
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Jennifer, I've just learned something new - & valuable - by watching your latest tutorial, which as usual has your crystal clear explanation. You certainly are a born teacher. I take my hat off to you.
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You're the Greatest!
Thank You!
Thank You!
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You sound good even when sitting inside a tin can.
Adding that extra bit of pause time at the beginning and end of a style also keeps the very beginning or end of the motion from being erased by a transition, something I'm sure a lot of people have experienced.
As always, excellent tutorial.
Barbara
Adding that extra bit of pause time at the beginning and end of a style also keeps the very beginning or end of the motion from being erased by a transition, something I'm sure a lot of people have experienced.
As always, excellent tutorial.
Barbara
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Hi Jennifer,
Thank you very much for your tutorial. quetzal
Thank you very much for your tutorial. quetzal
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Thanks jennifer for this beautiful tutorial.
Even if I don't understand the sonorous (for this I don't have punishment even if it seems inside a box of can ) comment, she has been enough for me to see the movements of the mouse to understand things that I didn't know.
Six, always, marvelous.
Demo.
Even if I don't understand the sonorous (for this I don't have punishment even if it seems inside a box of can ) comment, she has been enough for me to see the movements of the mouse to understand things that I didn't know.
Six, always, marvelous.
Demo.
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Very interesting. This is the issue I was looking for.
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