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An animation effect sets up the way you want text or an object to appear on your slide during a slide show presentation. You can set text to appear by the letter, word, or paragraph. Other options are to make text or objects look dimmer or change color when you add another element. You can also add animation to your presentation using animated .gif files. For more information on using .gif files, look at Animated GIFs Add Motion to PowerPoint 2000 Slide Shows on the Office Update site. The Difference Between Preset and Custom Animations There are two ways to apply animations in PowerPoint. Preset animations have all of the options - such as whether an object flies in from the top, bottom, left, or right of the slide - set for you. Custom animations let you pick your own options, such as the order in which animations occur and assigning sound effects to accompany the animation. Either type of animation helps add interest to your presentation. When adding animation to text, remember that the animation is applied to all the text in the placeholder. In the case of a text placeholder with a bulleted list, the animation effect is applied to each bullet point in the placeholder. It is also possible to display text one word or letter at a time by choosing the desired custom animation option. When displaying text letter by letter, if you select the On mouse click setting on the Order & Timing tab, then one letter appears per mouse click as you present the slide show. To display text faster letter by letter, choose the Automatically setting on the Order & Timing tab.