| Hyperlinks connect you to information in other documents. Rather than duplicating the important information stored in other documents, you can create hyperlinks to the relevant material. When you click a hyperlink for the first time (during a session), the color of the hyperlink changes, indicating that you have accessed the hyperlink. If a link becomes outdated or unnecessary, you can easily revise or remove it. PowerPoint repairs broken links. Whenever you save a presentation with hyperlinks, PowerPoint checks the links and repairs any that aren't working. For example, if a file was moved, PowerPoint updates the location. Use a Hyperlink 
 In Slide Show view, position the mouse pointer (which changes to a hand pointer) over any hyperlink.
 Click the hyperlink.
Depending on the type of hyperlink, the screen Jumps to a new location within the same document. Jumps to a location on an intranet or Internet Web site. Opens a new file and the program in which it was created. Opens Outlook and displays a new e-mail message.
Edit a Hyperlink 
Right-click the hyperlink you want to edit, and then click Edit Hyperlink. If you want, change the display text.  If you want, click ScreenTip, edit the custom text, and then click OK.
 If necessary, change the destination.
 Click OK.
Remove a Hyperlink 
Right-click the hyperlink you want to remove. Click Remove Hyperlink. Timesaver Drag the I-beam pointer across the hyperlink to select it, and then press Ctrl+Shift+F9 to delete a hyperlink.
If necessary, delete the text or object.
Did You Know? You can format a hyperlink. You can change the look of a hyperlink just as you do other textselect it and apply attributes. Select the hyperlink, click the Home tab, and then use WordArt styles, and formatting buttons, such as Bold, Italic, Underline, Font, and Font Size. You can also use Shape styles on the Format tab under Drawing Tools. |
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