Go back one step in intelligent animation

Hi
could someone please tell me, how i can go back one picture in an intelligent animation when i have for example 5 pictures in the animation?
at the moment i allways come back to the beginning of the anmination - many tahnks

Aileen,
I have a Magic Mouse, and I "Scroll left or right with one finger."
Go to System Preferences...> choose your control device Mouse/Trackpad> and look for that choice in "More Gestures."

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Hallo every body ! .. Nice to see you.
I am a new be in apple community, olso in iOS.
No wonder in application or OS. Every thing understood in a few hours. But only one make me confuse, I can't find the button to back one step. Ya, one step back to a page before current page. I only knew home button, not by click but push it, the button at the bottom of front.
Any one can help me ?
Thanks in advance.
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Agus Muthoharun

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