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Rissk
How do I add a website, or a browser, into the presentation without adding a
hyperlink and having to click on it to pop up the browser?
hyperlink and having to click on it to pop up the browser?
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You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
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Landy
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Lucy Thomson
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Rissk
Well, I'm sure that would of normally worked, but I'm on a pretty strict
school computer where it won't allow me to install anything. I did all the
allow macros, enable the add-in, and loaded it, but it still never showed up.
Is there any other possible way to do this? That seems like it would be my
only hope unfortunately...
school computer where it won't allow me to install anything. I did all the
allow macros, enable the add-in, and loaded it, but it still never showed up.
Is there any other possible way to do this? That seems like it would be my
only hope unfortunately...
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phtar
How do I add a website, or a browser, into the presentation without adding a
hyperlink and having to click on it to pop up the browser?
To delight, I found an useful & free way can help you add a website,
or a browser, into the presentation without adding a
hyperlink. It's a free feature of the free trial PowerPoint add-in
(ppt2flash http://snipurl.com, ppt2flash) .When you download and
install it, it will appear as an add-in of PowerPoint, you can view it
at the menu. Click PPT2Flash Professional -> Add Attachments, then by
inputing the url at the specified slide, the website is added as a
browser icon.
As far as I know, some other tools has such function, such as
Articulate Presenter (http://www.articulate.com/products/presenter.php)