Here's what you can do if you upgraded to Catalina on your Mac and Microsoft Office won't work anymore. As low as $49 for one year. Excel and PowerPoint, although. Fortunately, PowerPoint's Help has a handy chart that lists the new location for all the old commands and toolbar buttons. To find this list, click the Help button (found at the top right of the PowerPoint window), search for the word 'menus,' and then choose 'Where are the menus and toolbars.'.
- Files open very slow in the Office 365 app due to the lack of adequate privileges provided by the Mac. This can be fixed by using the Repair Disk Permissions feature. Open the Go menu and click Utilities. Now start the Disk Utility program. Select the primary hard disk of your Mac and select First Aid. Finally, click on Repair Disk Permissions.
- HP Printers - Slow Printing (Mac) This document is for HP printers connected to a computer with OS X or macOS. Print speeds are slower than expected, or do not meet the speeds noted in the printer specifications. Step 1: Reset the printer. Resetting the printer can resolve slow printing issues.
Once you add animation to a slideobject, you may want to change some of its parameters. For instance, you might want to set theanimation event so that the animationhappens on a click or automatically. In addition, you can also set the speed of the animation. Every animation you add within PowerPoint 2011has a fixed, default speed, which is also known as its duration. This speed or duration is typically shown in seconds or part thereof, anddiffers from animation to animation. For example, the default duration of a Fade animation is half a second (00.50) whereasfor the Wheel animation, it is two seconds (02.00). You can change these default timings as required to anything from asplit second to a longer time by increasing or decreasing the animation speed.
Remember that animation speed is the actual time duration when any slide object animates inSlide Show view. Follow these steps to change the animationspeed (duration) for any animation in PowerPoint 2011:
- Select the slide object that has ananimation applied. Then, click theToolbox icon on theStandard Toolbar that you can see inFigure 1 (highlighted in red).
Figure 1: Animation selected within the Custom Animation tab of the Toolbox - This opens the Toolbox. Make sure that theCustom Animation tab of the Toolboxis active that you can see in Figure 1, above (highlighted in green). Within this tab, selectthe animation for which you want to change the Speed within the Animation order section, as shown inFigure 1, above.
- Now, to change the Speed (Duration) of the selected animation, you can use either of these two options:
- Locate the Duration box (highlighted in blue within Figure 1, above),within the Animations tab of the Ribbon. As youcan see, the default option that reads is Auto, which indicates the default speed of the animation applied. If you want tochange it, use the up and down arrows in same box. Otherwise, directly type in the exact duration value in seconds. Figure 2shows the Duration box with the time set to 2 seconds.
Figure 2: Duration box showing changed SpeedNote: Animations in PowerPoint 2011 are timed to decimals, rather than using the typical 60 parts. So half a second is shownas 00.50 (centiseconds) rather than 00:30 (regular seconds). - Alternatively, you can select one of the preset Speed options for your animation. These are: Very Slow (5 seconds), Slow (3 seconds), Medium (2 seconds), Fast (1 second), andVery Fast (0.5 second). To select any of them, first open the Timing pane within theCustom Animation tab of the Toolbox, as shown inFigure 3, below. Then click the Speed drop-down list (highlighted in red,within Figure 3).
Figure 3: Speed option within the Custom Animation tab of the Toolbox
This opens the Speed drop-down list, as shown in Figure 4. This list includes Animation Speed presetsmentioned earlier. Select any Speed preset you want.
Figure 4: Speed drop-down list within the Custom Animation tab of the Toolbox - Locate the Duration box (highlighted in blue within Figure 1, above),within the Animations tab of the Ribbon. As youcan see, the default option that reads is Auto, which indicates the default speed of the animation applied. If you want tochange it, use the up and down arrows in same box. Otherwise, directly type in the exact duration value in seconds. Figure 2shows the Duration box with the time set to 2 seconds.
- Thereafter, click the Play button within the Preview group (highlighted inred, within Figure 5 below) of the Animations tab to preview the changedanimation speed.
Figure 5: Play button within Preview group - Save your presentation.
See Also:
Animation Speed in PowerPoint 2016 forWindows
Animation Speed in PowerPoint 2013 forWindows
Animation Speed in PowerPoint 2010 forWindows
Animation Speed in PowerPoint 2007, 2003, and 2002for Windows
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Does PowerPoint 2013 or 2016 feel much slower than your old version of PowerPoint? Getting rid of the little animations and transitions that Microsoft has built in to make things look better (but perform worse) will help to speed up PowerPoint and send your productivity through the roof.
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Considering we're always after the fastest computer, tablet, or phone, it seems odd that PowerPoint 2013 and 2016 actually seem slower than previous versions of PowerPoint. We've found that there still seem to be a few programing glitches that are frustrating, and we've found solutions to some, including the most common and irritating one, but actually, one of the biggest contributors to slow PowerPoint 2013 and 2016 performance are little animations, or smooth transitions between one state and the next that Microsoft included in an attempt to make everything fit a touch environment more easily. Each time you click, these effects pleasingly morph between functions, views, or windows, and only take half a second or a second to complete, but for power users of PowerPoint (and other Office 2013 and 2016 programs like Word and Excel) this just won't do. It's really noticeable how much longer things take, but with just a few quick clicks you can disable it all and speed up your system.
Here's what you can do if you upgraded to Catalina on your Mac and Microsoft Office won't work anymore. As low as $49 for one year. Excel and PowerPoint, although. Fortunately, PowerPoint's Help has a handy chart that lists the new location for all the old commands and toolbar buttons. To find this list, click the Help button (found at the top right of the PowerPoint window), search for the word 'menus,' and then choose 'Where are the menus and toolbars.'.
- Files open very slow in the Office 365 app due to the lack of adequate privileges provided by the Mac. This can be fixed by using the Repair Disk Permissions feature. Open the Go menu and click Utilities. Now start the Disk Utility program. Select the primary hard disk of your Mac and select First Aid. Finally, click on Repair Disk Permissions.
- HP Printers - Slow Printing (Mac) This document is for HP printers connected to a computer with OS X or macOS. Print speeds are slower than expected, or do not meet the speeds noted in the printer specifications. Step 1: Reset the printer. Resetting the printer can resolve slow printing issues.
Once you add animation to a slideobject, you may want to change some of its parameters. For instance, you might want to set theanimation event so that the animationhappens on a click or automatically. In addition, you can also set the speed of the animation. Every animation you add within PowerPoint 2011has a fixed, default speed, which is also known as its duration. This speed or duration is typically shown in seconds or part thereof, anddiffers from animation to animation. For example, the default duration of a Fade animation is half a second (00.50) whereasfor the Wheel animation, it is two seconds (02.00). You can change these default timings as required to anything from asplit second to a longer time by increasing or decreasing the animation speed.
Remember that animation speed is the actual time duration when any slide object animates inSlide Show view. Follow these steps to change the animationspeed (duration) for any animation in PowerPoint 2011:
- Select the slide object that has ananimation applied. Then, click theToolbox icon on theStandard Toolbar that you can see inFigure 1 (highlighted in red).
Figure 1: Animation selected within the Custom Animation tab of the Toolbox - This opens the Toolbox. Make sure that theCustom Animation tab of the Toolboxis active that you can see in Figure 1, above (highlighted in green). Within this tab, selectthe animation for which you want to change the Speed within the Animation order section, as shown inFigure 1, above.
- Now, to change the Speed (Duration) of the selected animation, you can use either of these two options:
- Locate the Duration box (highlighted in blue within Figure 1, above),within the Animations tab of the Ribbon. As youcan see, the default option that reads is Auto, which indicates the default speed of the animation applied. If you want tochange it, use the up and down arrows in same box. Otherwise, directly type in the exact duration value in seconds. Figure 2shows the Duration box with the time set to 2 seconds.
Figure 2: Duration box showing changed SpeedNote: Animations in PowerPoint 2011 are timed to decimals, rather than using the typical 60 parts. So half a second is shownas 00.50 (centiseconds) rather than 00:30 (regular seconds). - Alternatively, you can select one of the preset Speed options for your animation. These are: Very Slow (5 seconds), Slow (3 seconds), Medium (2 seconds), Fast (1 second), andVery Fast (0.5 second). To select any of them, first open the Timing pane within theCustom Animation tab of the Toolbox, as shown inFigure 3, below. Then click the Speed drop-down list (highlighted in red,within Figure 3).
Figure 3: Speed option within the Custom Animation tab of the Toolbox
This opens the Speed drop-down list, as shown in Figure 4. This list includes Animation Speed presetsmentioned earlier. Select any Speed preset you want.
Figure 4: Speed drop-down list within the Custom Animation tab of the Toolbox - Locate the Duration box (highlighted in blue within Figure 1, above),within the Animations tab of the Ribbon. As youcan see, the default option that reads is Auto, which indicates the default speed of the animation applied. If you want tochange it, use the up and down arrows in same box. Otherwise, directly type in the exact duration value in seconds. Figure 2shows the Duration box with the time set to 2 seconds.
- Thereafter, click the Play button within the Preview group (highlighted inred, within Figure 5 below) of the Animations tab to preview the changedanimation speed.
Figure 5: Play button within Preview group - Save your presentation.
See Also:
Animation Speed in PowerPoint 2016 forWindows
Animation Speed in PowerPoint 2013 forWindows
Animation Speed in PowerPoint 2010 forWindows
Animation Speed in PowerPoint 2007, 2003, and 2002for Windows
Free Powerpoint On Mac
Does PowerPoint 2013 or 2016 feel much slower than your old version of PowerPoint? Getting rid of the little animations and transitions that Microsoft has built in to make things look better (but perform worse) will help to speed up PowerPoint and send your productivity through the roof.
Download Powerpoint Mac
Considering we're always after the fastest computer, tablet, or phone, it seems odd that PowerPoint 2013 and 2016 actually seem slower than previous versions of PowerPoint. We've found that there still seem to be a few programing glitches that are frustrating, and we've found solutions to some, including the most common and irritating one, but actually, one of the biggest contributors to slow PowerPoint 2013 and 2016 performance are little animations, or smooth transitions between one state and the next that Microsoft included in an attempt to make everything fit a touch environment more easily. Each time you click, these effects pleasingly morph between functions, views, or windows, and only take half a second or a second to complete, but for power users of PowerPoint (and other Office 2013 and 2016 programs like Word and Excel) this just won't do. It's really noticeable how much longer things take, but with just a few quick clicks you can disable it all and speed up your system.
You need to get to the System Properties Screen, which you can find by doing a search for ‘System' and the option you want is called ‘System Control Panel'. If you're not familiar with search, there are two others ways to access the right area in Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 (but search is so easy and useful, it's worth giving it a try):
Desktop route
Go to Control Panel by right clicking on ‘This PC' on your Desktop or in File Explorer.
Click on ‘System and Security' (top left).
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App route
Go to Settings by swiping in from the right of your screen and choose ‘Settings', or click on the Start Menu (windows icon on the bottom left of your screen) and choose ‘Settings' from the bottom left of the menu.
Click on ‘System' (top left). Women of skyrim mod.
Click on ‘About' (bottom left). Wd elements mac setup.
Scroll down and click on System Info.
You should end up on a screen that looks something like this:
Click ‘Advanced system settings' on the left hand menu to bring up a new pop-up window (called System Properties).
In the ‘Performance' box, click on ‘Settings' for yet another pop-up window (called Performance Options).
Under the ‘Visual Effects' tab, deselect the ‘Animate controls and elements inside windows' check box.
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Click OK on the Performance Options and System Properties pop-up windows and you're all set.
Now PowerPoint 2013/16 and other Office 2013/16 programs should run that bit more quickly, respond to your every click immediately and make things far less frustrating.
P.S. I also choose to deselect the ‘Animate windows when minimizing and maximizing' check box too, to speed up moving between windows. You can deselect any of the check boxes in the Performance Options window to get the best performance, but quite a few of them are useful, and don't really impact your system's speed that much, so consider carefully.
