Hi There,

I have an old presentation, created with a previous version of Powerpoint,
with short hyperlinkst in it. In the old version it was possible to have a
hyperlink to for instance: clienta\file.doc. In Powerpoint 2007 I only manage
to get full paths to the hyperlink. Since I use the file multiple times on
multiple places, with multiple functions, I would like to get this working
again...
Anybody any ideas?? Why is there no help about hyperlink base?

Help

OMG and I thought I was a geek not knowing where it was...

Well thanks a lot Steve!!

"Steve Rindsberg" wrote:

> In article <3C0B2A17-CD3A-4A40-B33C-(E-Mail Removed)>, Ruud Stam
> wrote:
> > Hi There,
> >
> > I have an old presentation, created with a previous version of Powerpoint,
> > with short hyperlinkst in it. In the old version it was possible to have a
> > hyperlink to for instance: clienta\file.doc. In Powerpoint 2007 I only manage
> > to get full paths to the hyperlink. Since I use the file multiple times on
> > multiple places, with multiple functions, I would like to get this working
> > again...
> > Anybody any ideas?? Why is there no help about hyperlink base?
>
> It's still there:
>
> Office button
> Prepare
> Under the "i" icon in upper left of the properties bar that appears above your
> slide, click Document Properties and choose Advanced Properties.
> And finally click the Summary tab and there you are.
> Old Familiar.
>
> They call this a "fluent" interface. Uh-huh.
> For Klingons.
>
> BTW, if you use this a lot, you can use the Customize feature to put an Advanced
> Properties button on the Quick Access toolbar.
>
>
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