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Hyperlinks

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by - delegate Alexis [1 post] (2008 Apr 15 Tue, 15:30) Reply

How do you create a Hyperlink?

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RE: Hyperlinks

by - trainer Carlos gold contributer [439 posts] (2008 Apr 21 Mon, 10:29) Reply

Hi Alexis

There are two ways to create a hyperlink. These are:

1. Turn a picture into a hyperlink Or
2. Turn text (1 or more words) into a hyperlink

The hyperlink can then be used to launch a web site or a document. To do this:

1. Select the picture or text that will be used to launch the document

2. Select the Insert menu and click Hyperlink

3. Locate the file or website you want to link to, then click OK

4. When the slide show is running and you reach the slide with the hyperlink, move your mouse to it and when it becomes a hand, then click

Hope this helps

Carlos

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