Some objects refuse to scale in size when moved

Say I have three circles on a slide. I want to animate a move of each circle to another section of the slide and I want the circles to either shrink or grow as they move. I can do this with two of the circles with no problem, but the last one will only expand to a certain size. Try as I might, I can attempt to pull on the sizing corners all I want, but they literally just go away with each attempt and I'm left with a circle that will not budge in size. Anyone else having this problem with multiple object moves?

Hi MEW77,
It sounds like the object that won't resize is possibly locked.  Here is an article that should help with unlocking it:
Keynote '09: Locking and Unlocking Objects
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH6087
This article contains the instructions on how to grow objects and may offer a different workflow than what you're already doing.  I'm linking it in case it's useful to you:
Keynote '09: Making Objects Fade, Rotate, Grow, or Shrink
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH6134
Cheers,
- Ari

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