| Animation | Motion added to a presentation object.
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| Copyright law | The laws that give the person who owns a work the rights to control how the work is used.
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| Custom animation | The pane of the task panel that allows you to fully control object animation in a presentation.
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| Dimming effect | The animation effect that causes an animated object to change color after the animation.
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| Embedded | When a file created in an external application is stored in PowerPoint, for example, an embedded voice narration file.
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| Internet search engine | Any of a group of Web products designed to search the Web based on the criteria that you enter, for example, Yahoo!, WebCrawler, AskJeeves, and so on.
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| Intrinsic sounds | Sounds that ship as part of the Microsoft Office Media Gallery.
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| Kiosk | A self-running slide show that can include custom animations or a recorded narration, and that protects against presentation update.
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| License agreement | A legal agreement that outlines how copyrighted materials can be used.
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| Linked | When a link to an external file is used to display its contents in a PowerPoint presentation. For example, a linked voice narration file is separate from the presentation. A method of displaying images and other objects in a document using a link to the original file.
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| Media clip | Members of the Microsoft Media Gallery including sounds, animations, movies, pictures, and clip art.
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| Properties | Settings that control how an object looks or behaves, like a font. The attributes that can be set to control object behavior. For example, the speed and type of transition.
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| Slide timings | The time that a slide will remain on the screen when the slide show is set to advance using timings. Timings can be set manually or while rehearsing the show.
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| Slide transition | The visual effect like dissolve or fade that ushers a slide onto the screen.
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