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how can I stop cursor turning into hand over hyperlink?

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hils - 26 Jun 2006 10:51 GMT
I work with developmentally delayed children under 6 years. I make programs
with questions where the answer is a choice of pictures. The hand over the
hyperlink is a bit of a give away to the answer although only one little boy
appears to have figured it as  yet!
TAJ Simmons - 26 Jun 2006 11:31 GMT
hils,

can you make the wrong answer also a hyperlink/action setting (even if it is
just set to play a silent sound), or display an "wrong answer" slide.

That way the hand will be displayed for both correct and incorrect answers

Cheers
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>I work with developmentally delayed children under 6 years. I make programs
> with questions where the answer is a choice of pictures. The hand over the
> hyperlink is a bit of a give away to the answer although only one little
> boy
> appears to have figured it as  yet!
John Wilson - 26 Jun 2006 13:07 GMT
If you dont mind the hand not showing at all.

Control Panel > mouse > pointers

Find the hand icon (under link) and browse to replace it with a normal arrow.
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> I work with developmentally delayed children under 6 years. I make programs
> with questions where the answer is a choice of pictures. The hand over the
> hyperlink is a bit of a give away to the answer although only one little boy
> appears to have figured it as  yet!
TAJ Simmons - 26 Jun 2006 19:47 GMT
Changing the system pointer - That will work on newer versions of powerpoint
(2003), but not ppt 97 (and perhaps 2000)

Cheers
TAJ
John Wilson - 26 Jun 2006 20:30 GMT
Youre right TAJ it doesnt work in XP either! Thats what I get for not testing.

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> Changing the system pointer - That will work on newer versions of powerpoint
> (2003), but not ppt 97 (and perhaps 2000)
>
> Cheers
> TAJ
Steve Rindsberg - 26 Jun 2006 23:40 GMT
> Changing the system pointer - That will work on newer versions of powerpoint
> (2003), but not ppt 97 (and perhaps 2000)

Doesn't seem to work in 2000.

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hils - 27 Jun 2006 09:49 GMT
> > Changing the system pointer - That will work on newer versions of powerpoint
> > (2003), but not ppt 97 (and perhaps 2000)
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> PPTools:  www.pptools.com
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hils - 27 Jun 2006 09:53 GMT
Thank you Steve, John and Taj- I have had a fiddle with this and changing the
cursor definitely works in 2003 but didnt in 2000. I  downloaded the 2003
reader and ran it with my version 2000 and so far it appears to work   Hils

> > Changing the system pointer - That will work on newer versions of powerpoint
> > (2003), but not ppt 97 (and perhaps 2000)
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> PPTools:  www.pptools.com
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