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Configure your animation in Xtplot , then check “Save animation to image files (TIFF format).”

Configure your animation in Xtplot , then check “Save animation to image files (TIFF format).”. Drag your TIFF files into Windows Live Movie Maker. Go to the Edit pane and set the duration (in seconds) of each frame. Create Title, Intro, Section slides in PowerPoint, then save as TIFF files.

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Configure your animation in Xtplot , then check “Save animation to image files (TIFF format).”

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  1. Configure your animation in Xtplot, then check “Save animation to image files (TIFF format).”

  2. Drag your TIFF files into Windows Live Movie Maker.

  3. Go to the Edit pane and set the duration (in seconds) of each frame.

  4. Create Title, Intro, Section slides in PowerPoint, then save as TIFF files.

  5. Drag Title and other slides into Movie Maker and set the duration for each.

  6. Save the movie to your computer.

  7. Click “Play” to view your movie.

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