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- To replace the sentiment here follow these instructions:Type your sentiment in the font of your choice. I’ve used “Frosty” here, but that won’t work on all computers (although I’ve saved it as a picture – so we’re OK with this exact sentiment), so choose something safe, like arial or times roman (not as cute, I know).Go to Slide Show > Animations > Custom Animation (PPT 2003) or Animations > Custom Animation.Select the existing sentiment. In the animation task pane, You’ll see that it’s called “Picture 2” and that it’s animated to Fade In, Very Fast, With Previous. With the new sentiment you created, animate it the same way – Fade In, Very Fast, With Previous.In the animation task pane select this new animation and drag it so it’s located just under the Picture 2 animation.Move to the slide. Delete the “old” sentiment. Move yours’ into its place.Delete Sandy and type your nameYou’re set to go.