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Good workaround for the problem with the Grow animation.
An alternative method: immediately after a Grow, Disappear the “grown” image and Appear a manually enlarged version in the same place. This effectively replaces the poorly rendered result of the Grow with a better image.
Btw, I sometimes add motion paths to the Grow so that the enlarged image appears in the center of the slide.
What if I had an image the size of an icon and I wanted it to enlarge to its original size once I clicked on the icon sized image? Is that possible?
I forgot to mention that I want the enlarged image to go away once I move my mouse away from the icon.Thank you in advanced for any help you can provide me.
thanks for the information.