Re: How to assign a text hyperlink to a macro???

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This is a known bug/problem/glitch with ActiveX command shapes on slides.
They do not become or stay transparent.

You can make a regular autoshape, than attach an action setting to call a
macro (just like the previous question).
The advantage of using this method is that the autoshape will be able to be
made transparent, and will function like a command button.


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"Tran Duy Hao" <TranDuyHao@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Dear Bill,

It's wonderful... I remmeber that I went to "action setting" some times
but
why I couldn't find that point... I need to check my eyes
again...hehehe...

I would like to send you many thanks for your help... You are number one,
Bill...

By the way, I have another problem, and you could be able to help me
another
time, I belive...

In my slide, I added a command button and I want its background to be
transparent, I then set it Backstyle property to 0-fmBackstyleTransparent.
But when I run my slide (F5), it goes back to its original color, not
transparent anymore....

To double check this problem, I created 2 command buttons named
CommandButton1 and CommandButton2, and then put the following code under
CommandButton2:

Private Sub CommandButton2_Click()
CommandButton1.BackStyle = fmBackStyleTransparent
End Sub

...and then set the breakpoints each line of the above code, while running
my slide and then click on the CommandButton2, I noticed that the
Backstyle
value of CommandButton1 change from 1 to 0 (that means change from Opaque
to
Transparent) but when looking at m,y slide, nothing happened to the
backstyle
of the CommandButton1...


Do you have any idea about this, Bill??? could you please help me to solve
out this problem... Again, It's really appreciated...

All my best regards,
Hao.



"Bill Dilworth" wrote:

Select the text
Right click
Action Setting
On Click
Your Macro Name
OK


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Bill Dilworth
A proud member of the Microsoft PPT MVP Team
Users helping fellow users.
http://billdilworth.mvps.org
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com www.pptfaq.com
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"Tran Duy Hao" <Tran Duy Hao@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Ladies and gentlemen,

Do you know how to assign a hyperlink to a macro. I have some text, I
would
like to create a hyperlink for that text, then when I click over that
text,
the hyperlink will cause my assigned macro to run....

I've look through Powerpoint for hours but I could find any way to
realize
my idea...

Many thanks for your help..

Best regards,
Hao.





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