Set Page Transition Effects
AutoPlay Media Studio includes a couple of page transitions. Instead of simply jumping from one page to
the next, and having one page disappear and the next appear, these transitions make a page jump a little
more exciting
.
To accomplish this, use page transitions:
1. In the Properties Pane for the page, change the Transition field from None to the transition that
you desire. Now on a page jump or page navigate from that page, the wipe transition will be
used.
The transition does not affect some objects, such as web, listbox, etc. To use the transitions on pages
containing these objects, do the following:
1. Take a screen capture of the fully rendered page that you want to transition to.
2. Insert this screen capture as a large image on the page that you want to transition to.
3. Set all of the objects' visibility to false, and the image's visibility to true.
4. In the On Show event of this page, show all of the objects, and hide the image.
AutoPlay Media Studio includes a couple of page transitions. Instead of simply jumping from one page to
the next, and having one page disappear and the next appear, these transitions make a page jump a little
more exciting
.
To accomplish this, use page transitions:
1. In the Properties Pane for the page, change the Transition field from None to the transition that
you desire. Now on a page jump or page navigate from that page, the wipe transition will be
used.
The transition does not affect some objects, such as web, listbox, etc. To use the transitions on pages
containing these objects, do the following:
1. Take a screen capture of the fully rendered page that you want to transition to.
2. Insert this screen capture as a large image on the page that you want to transition to.
3. Set all of the objects' visibility to false, and the image's visibility to true.
4. In the On Show event of this page, show all of the objects, and hide the image.