I can do this one way by creating a slide with the enlarged version of the
picture and hyperlink to that slide from the thumbnail -- the downside being
that when the user "escapes" they get returned to the first slide. I could
hardcode a "Back" button hyperlink but that would be a problem if slides got
added or deleted in the presentation.
I thought I would be able to do this this via "Action Settings -> Object
Action -> Show" but this is greyed out when the object is just a image file
or a single slide in the ppt file.
Any ideas?
Thank.
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"Marc Ries" <ri...@wmni.net> wrote in message
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If you're creating these links through the menus (as opposed to coding in
VBA) then they are relative. Add and delete slides like a madman...the links
should still work as long as the targets are still there.
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"Marc Ries" <ri...@wmni.net> wrote in message
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http://www.powerpointbackgrounds.com/powerpointmenu.htm
Since you have a 'menu' of pictures, this should help out
lots, and you can add and delete slides with no problem.
Amanda
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Thanks to all for answering. You have given me a number of work-arounds...
so I can do what I need to do, however, I still don't have the answer to
what this one example ppt presentation did:
When the user clicked on the image, it became full screen.
When the user hit ESC, the original "parent" slide appeared (vs. exiting the
presentation, which is what would have happened if the user had hit ESC at
the parent slide).
Of course in the action properties the "Show" option was available to
select. This didn't happen to me when I tried to recreate the same thing
with either a jpeg file or another slide in the set -- the "Show" Action was
greyed out.
Marc