======Parent and Child Animation======

=====Parent and Child Animation in Rotating Objects=====

  * This "How To" deals with using Parent and Child relationships to rotate an Object/Image through 180 degrees and see the "Back" side of the image as a different Object/Image

====Add An Image====

  * Add an image to the Slide in Objects and Animation and add a Key-Frame at the end of the time line
  * Click on KF2 and set Rotate to 180 degrees
  * Play the animation

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  * At KF2 we now see the reversed image

====Add the new reverse side (Child) image====

  * Return the cursor to KF1
  * With the original image highlighted in the Objects Panel, add a new image 
  * Note that the new image is a Child of the Original Image

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  * Rotate the Child image by 180 degrees
  * In Properties, Untick the Child Image "Show Back Side"

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  * Highlight the KF1 for the Original Image
  * Play the Animation
  * The Original Image rotates through 180 degrees revealing the Child Image behind

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====Enhancements====

  * Add Framing and Border to both Parent and Child Images to Zoom in (or out of) while Rotating

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