DFLearning I have been using Articulate Presenter for years and I had NO idea you could do that! I sometimes work with slides that have 15-20 animations -- in addition to the time it takes to re-sync a slide, you also have to make sure that you re-sync all of the objects perfectly just to adjust one animation. It sometimes take me 2 or 3 times to get everything just right. Thank you for sharing!permalink

refco27 This was a great explanation of Storyline's trigger logic. I'm about to send it out to the Twittersphere. I think so many Storyline users can benefit from it. So very well done.permalink

Tim89 Great screencast. Not only from the perspective of how to do the trigger orders but also on how well a screenr can be done. thanks Timpermalink

hamtra What I love about how you shared this is showing...here's how you do it...and why it doesn't work at first with the way you "think" you should create it. Only after seeing the "not this way" does it often help to really visualize the right way to create the effect. Seeing all the steps helps approach other problems with the same trigger logic. Awwwwwsoooomeeee! :)permalink

EndersDesign @WordKraft2. This was all done in Screenr.permalink

WordKraft2 Your screen grab is so incredibly crisp. Can you tell me what you used? I typically just use the Snipping Tool, but many of my screen grabs for website pages are barely readable. Thanks! permalink

WordKraft2 A timeline in QM? Who knew! I need to pay more attention ... or rely on great posts like this one to alert me to cool and useful information. permalink

bodymechanix That's very clever, thankspermalink

Boggiecookie Thanks for sharing! permalink

MichaelFimian Hey Mike, Great overview... When I grow up, I want a Radio Voice just llike yours! Michael FImianpermalink