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How to Include Clickable Links on Slideshare Presentation
The document provides guidance on including clickable links in presentations, emphasizing that links should not appear on the first three slides or in the slide master. It outlines acceptable file formats for presentations and documents, such as PDF, OpenOffice, and Microsoft PowerPoint. Additional tips suggest moderation in link usage to avoid complications.
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How to Include Clickable Links on Slideshare Presentation
- 1. How to IncludeClickable Links ( note: this link will not work, read on for why)
- 2. What is this? Howdo I create a presentation with internal and external links? @bostondave
- 3. 1st Rule ofClickable Links They cannot be on the 1st 3 slides. That is why this slide is here. @bostondave
- 4. 1st Rule ofClickable Links They cannot be on the 1st 3 slides. That is why this slide is here. Bonus: Links will not work on the Slide Master either (you need to include them on each slide) @bostondave
- 5. Now that weare on the 3rd Slide… Or Me! Testing The Clickable Links Click Here Or…Click Here @bostondave
- 6. 2nd Rule ofClickable Links Upload in the right format! @bostondave Presentations: • Adobe PDF (.pdf) • OpenOffice Presentation Document (.odp) • Microsoft PowerPoint (.ppt/.pps/.pptx/.ppsx/.pot/.potx) Documents: • Adobe PDF (.pdf) • Microsoft Word (.doc/ .docx/ .rtf) • OpenOffice Documents (.odt) most .txt files Infographics: • Adobe PDF (.PDF)
- 7. 2nd Rule ofClickable Links NO LINKS FOR YOU! @bostondave Presentations: • Adobe PDF (.pdf) • OpenOffice Presentation Document (.odp) • Microsoft PowerPoint (.ppt/.pps/.pptx/.ppsx/.pot/.potx) Documents: • Adobe PDF (.pdf) • Microsoft Word (.doc/ .docx/ .rtf) • OpenOffice Documents (.odt) most .txt files Infographics: • Adobe PDF (.PDF)
- 8. 3rd Rule ofClickable Links Create links like you normally would BUT DO NOT go crazy (It might just ruin it for everyone else) @bostondave
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