Web address display color?

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How do I change a web address color within a slide. It's showing up light purple, but I want it black. HELP!
 
1. On the Format menu, click Slide Design.
2. In the task pane, click Color Schemes, and then click Edit Color Schemes.
3. Click the Custom tab.
4. Under Scheme colors, click Accent and hyperlink or Accent and followed
hyperlink, and then click Change Color.
5. Do one of the following:
Click the Standard tab to select from the Standard color palette. Click
the color you want, and then click OK.
Click the Custom tab to mix your own color. Click to select a color, and
then click OK.



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How do I change a web address color within a slide. It's showing up light
purple, but I want it black. HELP!
 
Come back again if you have more questions, and thanks.

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Michael: You RULE!!! Ooodles of thanks. Melissa
 
[CRITICAL UPDATE - Anyone using Office 2003 should install the critical
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Updates".]

Hello,

The hyperlink color (and followed hyperlink color) in PowerPoint is
controlled by the last 2 colors in the 8 color scheme for the slide you are
on. To change either of the colors you simply change the color scheme or
edit the existing color scheme for the slide.

I don't know what version of PowerPoint you are using, but the help topic
which answers your question is fairly easy to find in PowerPoint 2003.
Simply query the help for "hyperlink color" and the first topic suggested
("Change a hyperlink") contains a sub-topic "Change the color of
hyperlinks" which contains the following instructions:

1. On the Format menu, click Slide Design.
2. In the task pane, click Color Schemes, and then click Edit Color
Schemes.
3. Click the Custom tab.
4. Under Scheme colors, click Accent and hyperlink or Accent and followed
hyperlink, and then click Change Color.
5. Do one of the following:
* Click the Standard tab to select from the Standard color palette.
Click the color you want, and then click OK.
* Click the Custom tab to mix your own color. Click to select a color,
and then click OK.
6. Click Apply.

I'm curious as to whether or not the buiilt-in help topic ("Change a
hyperlink") did not provide enough information to help you understand how
to do this.

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