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Hi Charles: Try this powerpoint library add on that was developed for Windows (sorry no Mac solution) by my colleague at NUS. https://www.comp.nus.edu.sg/~pptlabs/ (scroll down the homepage a bit to the prompt "Fancy Animations, simplified" Cheers, Min -- Min-Yen KAN (Dr) :: Associate Professor :: National University of Singapore :: NUS School of Computing, AS6 05-12, 13 Computing Drive Singapore 117417 :: +65 6516 1885(DID) :: +65 6779 4580 (Fax) :: [log in to unmask] (E) :: www.comp.nus.edu.sg/~kanmy (W) On Thu, Mar 31, 2022 at 5:48 AM charles meyer <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > Hi my esteemed listmates, > > I've been searching all over Google and YoutTube for what I thought was > going to be a straightforward answer to a PowerPoint question, mostly. > > I've reached the area where you can select a pointer but that appears very > small on screen. > > I was trying to ascertain how one could create a "mobile" arrow where you > have an arrow appear on screen and could then drag that arrow with your > cursor to point at different bullet points on a PPT slide ore even set it > so the arrow would point at a bullet point and then would move to the next > bullet point by itself (times for every 3+ minutes) so you don't have to > keep manually moving the arrow as you're instructing (which can be > distracting). > > I'm not certain what that PPT technique is called which can often be > problematic. If you don't know the term it's challenging to research it. > > I Goolged pointer, arrow, moving arrow. > > Thank you! > > Charles. > > Charles Meyer > Charlotte County Public Library >