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    Adding Hyperlinks

                     Hyperlinks make it easy to direct your audience to additional resources or related information,
                     enhancing interactivity and engagement.
                     To insert hyperlink, follow the below steps:

                     Step 1  Select the text.

                     Step 2  Click on the Insert menu.
                     Step 3  Select Hyperlink. Hyperlink dialog box opens.

                     There are four types of hyperlinks that can be inserted from the left
                     pane, depending on your needs. The options in the right pane change
                     according to the hyperlink type selected. The types of hyperlinks you
                     can insert are as follows:

                         ✶ Internet: This option is used to link to an external website.
                         ✶ Mail & News: This option allows you to link to an email address, which will open the default
                        email application with a pre-filled message.
                         ✶ Document:  This  option  is  used  to
                        link to another slide within the same
                        presentation or to a specific location

                        in your presentation.
                         ✶ New Document: This option is used
                        to  create  a  hyperlink  that  links  to  a
                        new  document  that  will  be  created
                        when the link is clicked.

                     Step 4  Select Document from the left
                              pane.
                     Step 5  Click on the Target in Document button.

                     Step 6  Select the slide in which you want to add hyperlink.

                     Step 7  Click on the OK button.
                     Step 8  Click on the Apply button.

                     Step 9  Click on the Close button.

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