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| 15) Click in the Insert Tab. |
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| Illustration 5: Links command group. |
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| 16) Configure the Click options. |
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| Illustration 6: Action settings. |
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| 17) Select the slide to jump on click. |
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| 18) Click in the Play Sound options to play a sound when clicking in the image. |
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| 19) Click the Highlight click to give an inset effect to the image. |
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| 20) Press the OK button to finish. |
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| 21) You could configure the Run program option to give some interactivity to the presentation (for example in a kiosk show). |
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| 22) Click the Browse button to search the exe file to execute. |
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| Visual Basic for applications |
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| 23) If you want to access developer controls, write code click the Microsoft Office Button, and then click PowerPoint Options. |
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| 24) In the PowerPoint Options dialog box, click Popular. |
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| 25) Under Top options for working with PowerPoint, select the Show Developer tab in the Ribbon check box, and then click OK. |
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| 26) To open the macro's editor, click in the Macro button. |
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| Illustration 7: Macro editor. |
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| 27) Select a Macro name and press the Edit button. |
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| Illustration 8: Macro panel. |
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| 28) Write a code, as the example shown below: |
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| Private Sub cmdbutton_Click() |
| SlideShowWindows(Index:=1).View.GotoSlide 18 |
| End Sub |
| 29) The sample code says, jump the presentation to the slide 18. Look at the PowerPoint Help for assistance in writing code. |
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