With actions you can control your presentation slides and let you as a presenter to go back and forth in the presentation using links. Also you can do some complex actions with PowerPoint Macros and dispatch and run an external program programatically with PowerPoint. This is great for example if you need to integrate your …
PowerPoint can be used to create all sort of presentations, this also includes interactive presentations in which we want the user to click images or rollover a certain image and then we want some image or an information box to pop out. Today we are going to show you how to create a presentation with …
If you are preparing a demo presentation for a software product or a new project, and you need to start a program from PowerPoint slideshow then here we will show you how easily you can open an external program during the PowerPoint presentation. To open a program during a PowerPoint presentation in Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 …
In earlier versions of PowerPoint there was a screentip feature that enables you to enter a custom text on an hyperlink. You can configure ScreenTips as follows. Add an Hyperlink ScreenTip in PowerPoint 2010 First create an Hyperlink and look for the ScreenTip… button. Now, set the Hyperlink ScreenTip text. When you are done, click …
If you add Hyperlinks to PowerPoint presentations or PPT templates but want to blend the link color to your corporate identity colors or other colors used in your PowerPoint templates, then you can do it. In this article we will see how to change the default link color in PowerPoint presentations from blue to any …
Sometimes we need to enter URLs in PowerPoint slides and it can be very annoying to remove the link every time that PowerPoint corrects it and apply the auto format to the URL. However, using this simple tip you can prevent PowerPoint to apply the auto format to every new link that is pasted in the slide. …
Call to action buttons are sometimes required in PowerPoint presentations, especially if we want to share presentations online and let users click on the button. In CSS and HTML we can design nice buttons using gradients and button styles, so why we can’t reproduce this in PowerPoint slides? Here we will show you how we …
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