Frequently Asked Questions




Step One: Create a hyperlink.

Navigate to the start point of the cut.

Open the Edit menu and seek the Link option. It might be under “More” if not displayed initially.

Step Two: Select “Add or Edit a Link” and click-drag a box where you want the link to appear.

Step Three: Choose “Go to a page view” as the action to be taken whenever the link is clicked by your slideshow runner.

Using the scroll bars, mouse, and/or zoom functions, navigate to the page where you want the cut to end. That’s it, the link is complete. During the show, the titles runner just clicks the link and they will be automatically jumped to the cut’s end point.

Tip: It is suggested you add a text box or some other indicator that the link is there, such as “Jump to p. 174” or “Move to end of cut” within the hyperlink box you created.

Once a hyperlink is created, any slides that will be skipped may be hidden using the “Hide Slide” function. This is available by highlighting the affected slides, using Right-Click to open the menu, and selecting “Hide Slide” from the available options. If your particular version of PowerPoint does not have this ability, an alternative way to access the function is by opening the “Slide Show” menu tab at the top and looking for the Hide Slide button.