This may seem difficult to achieve in PowerPoint without vba code. However, there are ways to avoid using vba or macros, which may be useful if you are using a free viewer or using Open Office or the security level may not be sufficient to run the macros.

The solution is to use a spinner, akin to those we see in the gameshow "Wheel of Fortune". One limitation of this is that it is not 100% random (unless we make it fast enough, so that there is little chance of using skill to time the result). Another shortfall is that there will be limited choices of numbers/words, whereas in a real random generator, we can have theoretically unlimited options.

Nevertheless, it is still a useful tool in classes or parties, where you can even have your own game of "Wheel of Fortune"!


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1) Direct downloadShort Credit version:
2) From DocstocShort Credit version: here

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Use this rolling credits slide template, you can easily use it at the end of a group presentation, play, or video to give it a professional feel and look!

Limitation: This will work for PowerPoint 2002, 2003 and 2007.

You might need to edit the timing of the animations if you have a longer credit list of cast and crew.

What you need to do is to add more 'Credit textboxes' and also incrementally increase the delay by 7.5 sec for each additional 'Credit textbox' added. Enough said, you can explore more of it by downloading it!

Download options:
1) Direct download
Short Credit version:

Longer Credit version:


Both versions: as potx or as ppt


2) From Docstoc

Short Credit version: here

Longer Credit version: here

OR see all in docstoc

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