How to set snow animation in PPT?

Method of inserting Flash animation into PPT 1

Insert Flash animation file with extension. SWF into PPT.

-Inserts an object created by a file.

-Select "Activate Content" in the "Object Action" option of Action Settings.

Method 2 of inserting Flash animation into PPT

Insert. Convert the exe animation file generated by Flash into PPT.

-Insert a picture first.

-Select "Run Program" in the "Click Mouse" option in the Action Settings of this picture, and specify the file path and file name.

Note: When using this method, be sure to change the options in PPT[ Tools]-[Options]-[Security]-[Macro Security] to low. Otherwise, a warning box will pop up every time you demonstrate.

Method 3 of inserting Flash animation into PPT

Insert animation using Active X control

-Select View = > Toolbar = >; "Control Toolbox"

-Click "Other Tool Icons" and select "ShockWave Flash Object" from the drop-down list, and the mouse will become a "+"shape. Drag it to display the flash control graphic.

-Click the Properties button on the control toolbox to open the Properties dialog box.

-Select Custom, click Browse, and enter the path and name. Select the swf file in the movie URL in the pop-up dialog box, and adjust other properties such as playback, quality and loop.

Method 4 of inserting Flash animation into PPT

By inserting hyperlinks

1. Run the PowerPoint program, open the slide and insert the animation.

2. Insert any object into it, such as a paragraph of text, a picture, etc. The purpose is to set a hyperlink for it. Preferably, the object is related to the content of the linked animation.

3. Select the object, click the Insert menu, and then click Hyperlink in the drop-down menu that opens.

4. In the pop-up window, select "Original File or Web Page" from "Link to", click [File] button, select the animation to be inserted, and click [OK] to finish. Click Set Hyperlink Object when playing animation.

Comparison of several methods

Method 3 is the most intuitive and can be played directly. Method 4 is the simplest and suitable for beginners.