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Open a jepg file in powerpoint presentation

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Scott - 18 Feb 2006 16:41 GMT
I would like to open a jpg file in a powerpoint presentation in order to
explain one item by one click and after the explanation with the jpg file, I
would like to go back to the item where I left by another click.  Can
someone advise me how to set this up.

Thanks,

Scott
Troy @ TLC Creative - 18 Feb 2006 17:45 GMT
Make the .jpg a link to another hidden slide. The hidden slide contains the
'opened' .jpg and any other relavent information. Have the larger/open .jpg
link back to the original slide.

Will that accomplish the desired result?

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TLC Creative Services
<< Microsoft MVP, PowerPoint >>
PowerPoint Blog @ www.tlccreative.com/blog

>I would like to open a jpg file in a powerpoint presentation in order to
>explain one item by one click and after the explanation with the jpg file,
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Scott - 19 Feb 2006 11:41 GMT
Troy,

Thanks for your advice.  I tried it and got my desired result.  However, it
is a bit ugly.  Is it possible to modify to the following:-

1.    I use Action Button to move to other slide.  Can I use "item
description" as the Action Button like it on webpage.  I just click the
words and goes to my desired slide.

2.    On the slide with jpg file imported, can I configure to scroll the
page up and down as it may be in portrait while the slide is in landscape.

Thanks,

Scott

> Make the .jpg a link to another hidden slide. The hidden slide contains
> the 'opened' .jpg and any other relavent information. Have the larger/open
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