From the course: Learning PowerPoint Desktop (Microsoft 365)
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Add links - PowerPoint Tutorial
From the course: Learning PowerPoint Desktop (Microsoft 365)
Add links
- [Narrator] As we've seen, you can include text, images, videos, and audio in your PowerPoint presentations, but there will most likely be times when you'll want to show other content like a webpage or a file that can't be imported into PowerPoint. In those cases, you can create a link within your presentation that when clicked, can do things like open up your web browser to a specific address or jump to another point in your presentation. Let's see how this works. I'm back here on the first slide of my presentation and I want to add a link to my hotel's website so that I can easily get there with one click instead of having to first switch to my web browser and type in the address during my presentation. Now you can turn both text or images into links. For this example, I'm going to come up to the insert menu. I'll select the text box and I'll drag to create a text box here in the lower left-hand corner. I'll type some…
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