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susany2k5 - 17 Oct 2007 13:31 GMT
I have powerpoint 2003. I want to create a hyperlink to access a hidden
slide. I highlighted the text and rightclick to create the hyperlink. When
the hyperlink dialogue box appears I  selected the option 'Place in this
Document' option and clicked on the slide i wanted to show the link in. (This
is all in the same presentation). When i replay the slide show i'm not able
to view the hyperlink i created. What have i done wrong? the colour of the
hyperlink is different from the rest of the text so i know it didn't work. I
need to be able to access the hyperlink whilst i'm running the slide show as
i'm showing it to 2 different groups of people during my presentation. Please
help!
John Wilson - 17 Oct 2007 13:46 GMT
It makes things much easier to follow if you stick to one post per question

When you highlighted the text are you sure you selected the text and not the
text box itself?

Did the text become underlined when you added the link?
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> I have powerpoint 2003. I want to create a hyperlink to access a hidden
> slide. I highlighted the text and rightclick to create the hyperlink. When
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> i'm showing it to 2 different groups of people during my presentation. Please
> help!
susany2k5 - 17 Oct 2007 14:00 GMT
sorry, this is the first time i'm using this, I didn't know i could reply
back. The highlighted text changed colour and is underlined. Do you know what
the source of the problem is? many thanks!

> It makes things much easier to follow if you stick to one post per question
>
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> > i'm showing it to 2 different groups of people during my presentation. Please
> > help!
David M. Marcovitz - 17 Oct 2007 14:28 GMT
Does the title of the slide to which you are linking have a comma in it?
If so, remove the comma, and it should work.
--David

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> sorry, this is the first time i'm using this, I didn't know i could
> reply back. The highlighted text changed colour and is underlined. Do
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>> > slide show as i'm showing it to 2 different groups of people during
>> > my presentation. Please help!
John Wilson - 17 Oct 2007 16:03 GMT
If the problem is a comma in the title just removing the comma does't always
work. This is because powerpoint "remembers" the old address for the link
with the comma, you should remove the comma, remove the hyperlink and remake
it.. You can use this to advantage because once the link works you can
probably put the comma back.
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> sorry, this is the first time i'm using this, I didn't know i could reply
> back. The highlighted text changed colour and is underlined. Do you know what
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> > > i'm showing it to 2 different groups of people during my presentation. Please
> > > help!
susany2k5 - 17 Oct 2007 22:57 GMT
hello, there's no comma in the title. I have also tried going into Slide
Show-Action Settings and clicking on Hyperlink to and selecting the slide
number but it doesn't work. That is why i'm baffled, there must be something
wrong. This should be quite simple but i don't understand why it's not
working. Any help would be appreciated guys.

> If the problem is a comma in the title just removing the comma does't always
> work. This is because powerpoint "remembers" the old address for the link
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> > > > i'm showing it to 2 different groups of people during my presentation. Please
> > > > help!
aneasiertomorrow - 17 Oct 2007 23:36 GMT
Hi Susan

Now I'm really curious! Do you want to send me the ppt and I'll see if I can
recreate the problem here? lucy at aneasiertomorrow dot com dot au

Lucy
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> hello, there's no comma in the title. I have also tried going into Slide
> Show-Action Settings and clicking on Hyperlink to and selecting the slide
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> > > > > i'm showing it to 2 different groups of people during my presentation. Please
> > > > > help!
susany2k5 - 18 Oct 2007 01:06 GMT
hello how can i send you the presentation? can you give me your email
address then? i'd appreciate it very much if you could find out the reason as
well as i've been trying to work it out for the past 2 days!

> Hi Susan
>
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> > > > > > i'm showing it to 2 different groups of people during my presentation. Please
> > > > > > help!
aneasiertomorrow - 18 Oct 2007 03:42 GMT
lucy at aneasiertomorrow dot com dot au replace the obvious bits :-) Or you
can come through my website (link below). Sorry but if I write it properly
the spambots will get it...

Lucy
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> hello how can i send you the presentation? can you give me your email
> address then? i'd appreciate it very much if you could find out the reason as
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> > > > > > > i'm showing it to 2 different groups of people during my presentation. Please
> > > > > > > help!
 
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