Powerpoint Link Question

Dec 17, 2005 1 Replies

I have sent this question to the Powerpoint newsgroup aswell. But wonder if you guys may know.



I have a presentation to do in a month or so.



I have completed all my furniture renderings for my project but want to present it in a specific way.



I have rendered various scenes of a chair with different finishes and materials.



My idea is that I want to link an icon to a picture.



For example I want to be able to click on the stainless steel finish icon (within the presentation) and it show the rendered model on screen. Then if I want to click on the leather upholstery icon then it shows the upholstery picture with stainless steel.



I realise i need many rendered images to cover the various configurations but does anyone know how I can do this.



Just started to tinker with embedded links and hyperlink but no success as yet.



Anyone help?


On the surface this seems trivial. Add a picture to your presentation. 'The picture is the icon. Right click on the icon and add a hyperlink to your rendering.

You can also hyperlink to another slide in a ppt presentation. Perhaps you could get away with that. You would have to be careful how you jumped ahead when giving the presentation.

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