Script Wizard: Animation effect
Images, texts and layers can have animation effects. When you don’t use the layer, the whole paragraph where the cursor is placed will have the effect.
Apply animation effect
- On the Insert menu, click Script Wizard in the Text section, and then click Script Wizard Effect
.
- In the Select Script, select Animation effect from the Other folder, then click Next.
- Enter Animation layer name. The name must begin with an alphabet, and cannot have a space in itself.
- Looking at the Preview window, specify Starting position and Trace type.
- Specify Starting condition, Total steps and Delay. The larger number the Total steps has, the slower the animation will be.
- In the Internet Explorer section, specify Zoom text. If you select Word by word, the word will move individually. This effect is supported by Internet Explorer.
- Click OK.
Beside the layer which has the animation effect, the Script Wizard 
special tag mark will appear.
The animation will stop where the layer is located at currently.
The whole paragraph where the cursor is placed will have the effect. Therefore, to apply animation effect to a certain part only, you have to use the layer. Even when you break the line by pressing Shift-Enter, the new line still belongs to the paragraph, therefore will be affected by the effect.
Remove animation effect
- Select the layer which has the animation effect, and right-click to open the shortcut menu, and then select Script Wizard Properties.
- Select No animation. Click Finish.
In case it is not the layer that you want to remove the effect from, but text or an image itself, do step 1-2 of “Apply animation effects”, and then select No animation.
The animation effect is not supported by Internet Explorer 3.0 and lower or Netscape 3.0 and lower.