Teach you how to play the PPT chain

teach you how to play the PPT chain

The first is to add a link to the PPT. Insert text in the appropriate position in the PPT, then select the text, right-click, and select Hyperlink. Here to insert a sentence, not only text can add a hyperlink, right click on the picture, you can add a super chain OH

In the Open dialog box, the link can select an existing file or Web page, or you can select other slides in the current PPT, as well as links to files, emails, etc. on this computer. This example chooses to link to "office note" The main website http://www.cfan.com.cn, fills this URL in the address bar, clicks "OK" to be possible.

The hyperlink font defaults to blue, but it can be turned into any color as needed. Select the hyperlink text and switch to the Design tab. Click on the "Variant" Drop-down button, select "Color → custom Color", open the "New Theme Colors" dialog box, in which, click on "HYPERLINK" and "Visited hyperlinks" (link clicked color) item, You can choose any of the hyperlink colors according to your own design. Setup is complete, click "Save".

If you feel that the underline of the hyperlink affects the design, and you want to remove it, you cannot add the hyperlink as described above. After inserting the text, do not select text, but select the text box, right-click the text box and then select Hyperlink, then the process of adding a hyperlink is the same. This method adds hyperlinks that are not underlined, and the text does not become a link color, and the text color is set freely by you.

If the PPT's hyperlink is not a linked extranet but other slides inside the PPT document, then there is a return question about how to get back to the slide that started. The method is actually very simple, in the linked target slide, add a return link, such as the word "back", select the two words, right click, select "HYPERLINK", in the Open Insert Hyperlink window, select "Location in this document", and then select the slide to return, OK. When the demo, click "Back Add" to return to the original set of the slide.