Have fun, and let me know if you run into any issues by leaving a comment below. Try and make it easy for the person using the links to navigate around your slides.įor example, if you’re setting up a hyperlink in Slide 4 to go to Slide 16, it’s good practice to set up another hyperlink in Slide 16 to go to Slide 4.
If you’re going for a linking strategy, then be generous with the hyperlinks. When your hyperlinks are in place, click on the shapes and make sure that they do not contain a color fill nor have an outline. A dialog box will pop up.Ĭlick on Place in This Document and then choose the slide you want to link the shape to.īonus tip: You could always use the Insert > Action feature to do the exact same thing. Step 2: Add Internal Hyperlinks to your ShapesĬlick on each shape, and press Ctrl + K (or just go to Insert > Link). When you know where your areas are, bring in some shapes and cover them up, similar to what you see in the video. Look at your slide and pinpoint your clickable areas – these are the areas that you can click on to activate your hyperlink. Grab it now by clicking on the download button below.
Additionally, feel free to alter its components like color, graphics, design, etc, to create a great first impression. Step 1: Cover Your ‘Clickable’ Areas with Shapes Convey your thoughts and actions using the thirty nine slides presented in this complete deck. If you need a summary of the steps, then I’ve provided it for you below. As always, I recommend you watch the video in full.
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