Re: hyperlinks work once, then they do not a second time
From: Jeff T (JeffT_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 02/07/05
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Date: Mon, 7 Feb 2005 14:21:02 -0800
Thanks for the response.
I am using PPT2003. The pdfs were created by Acrobat Standard software.
However, (if it matters) the computer I am burning my presentations on, has
acrobat professional on it. The pdfs were not created with the acrobat
professional however.
The cd's are being packaged for viewing, so it automatically burns the
powerpoint viewer and runs on its own....well....kind of.....if I can get
these links working.
My links are all text that might say "Souvenirs". I would right click on
the text box and hit the hyperlink option and hyperlink to the pdf that is
stored on my computer hard drive.
"Steve Rindsberg" wrote:
>
> > #1: Some of the pdf files open in adobe in front of the powerpoint screen.
> > This is what I want. When I close out Adobe, and go to anther pdf link, it
> > will open BEHIND the powerpoint screen. Is there a setting that I am missing
> > that will open any PDF's in front of the powerpoint presentation all the
> > time? It is annoying.
> >
> > #2. After I open up a pdf link, read it, close out Adobe, and go back to
> > the presentation menu, that link no longer works. If I do click on it, it
> > goes to a black screen that says "end of slide show". How can I keep these
> > links active all the time so when a person clicks on them once, they can go
> > back and click on them again without having to relead the entire powerpoint
> > presentation viewer and presentation again?
> >
> > I am using Microsoft 2003 by the way.
>
> Adobe is a company. They have a couple of different products that might wake up
> when you link to PDFs, and each of the products comes in several versions. They
> thrive on confusion it seems. We don't, so let us know whether you're using
> Acrobat (full, Professional or Standard) or the free Reader, and which version.
>
> I'll assume that Microsoft 2003 means PowerPoint 2003; let me know if that's
> not right, 'kay?
>
> Next, how did you create the link? There are a couple ways of doing this and it
> may matter which you used.
>
> -----------------------------------------
> Steve Rindsberg, PPT MVP
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