Avantix Learning Team
About
The Avantix Learning Team is comprised of experienced experts and educators in applications technology. It is led by our Senior Training Specialist and Instructional Designer, Sandra Linton. Our senior instructors have a minimum of 10 years of experience in the applications that they teach. Our clients include large corporations, government and educational organizations as well as small and medium-sized businesses.
Expertise
Our expertise includes the Microsoft suite of products including Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Access, Outlook, Project and Visio as well as the Adobe suite and Power BI.
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You can easily add a link or hyperlink to another slide in the same PowerPoint presentation. In this article, we'll review 3 ways to link to another slide – using a link or hyperlink, adding an action setting or using the Zoom feature (Zoom & Link) to add a Slide Zoom. In order to make it easier to link to another slide, it's best to add a title in the title placeholder on each slide in the presentation. In PowerPoint, links become active when you run a slide show (click the Slide Show button on the bottom right of the screen). When you run a slide show and click a link, PowerPoint will jump to the link.
How to Make Text Appear on Click in PowerPoint
You can make text appear on click in PowerPoint using entrance animations. The most common entrance animations are appear, fade, wipe and fly in. During a slide show, presenters can make text appear by line, bullet point, paragraph, word or character. In this article, we will focus on using animations to make text appear on click so you will need to run a slide show and then click anywhere on the slide to make the text appear. You can also press the right arrow or spacebar to make text appear during a slide show. Animations are typically added to placeholders or text boxes in Normal View but can be applied in Slide Master View.
How to Flip an Image in PowerPoint (2 Easy Ways)
You can easily flip an image in PowerPoint using the Ribbon or by dragging a sizing handle. Images can be flipped horizontally or vertically on a slide.