changing color of a visited link?

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Would anyone be able to help me with how to change the color of a visited link in PowerPoint
I have a main slide with twenty links on it to other slides within my show. When returning to the main slide after going out to one of the twenty links, I would like the color of the visited links to change such that one would know that that link was already visited. Like happens in a Web page when you visit links and come back and you know which one you visited because they are a different color. Is this possible with PowerPoint

Thank so so much
Patricia

 

[Echo S]

Would anyone be able to help me with how to change the color of a visited link in PowerPoint?
I have a main slide with twenty links on it to other slides within my show. When returning to the main slide after going out to one of the twenty links, I would like the color of the visited links to change such that one would know that that link was already visited. Like happens in a Web page when you visit links and come back and you know which one you visited because they are a different color. Is this possible with PowerPoint?

Hi, Patricia. This is controlled in the slide color scheme. Go to
Format/Slide Color Scheme and change the color of the swatch labeled
"followed hyperlink."

 

[Michael Koerner]

Format | Slide Design | Color Scheme | Edit Color Schemes... would be the place
to make the changes

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Would anyone be able to help me with how to change the color of a visited link
in PowerPoint?
I have a main slide with twenty links on it to other slides within my show. When
returning to the main slide after going out to one of the twenty links, I would
like the color of the visited links to change such that one would know that that
link was already visited. Like happens in a Web page when you visit links and
come back and you know which one you visited because they are a different color.
Is this possible with PowerPoint?

Thank so so much!
Patricia

 

[John Langhans [MSFT]]

Hello,

In PowerPoint, hyperlink text is always indicated with an underline and
color change taken from the color scheme for the slide. You can change the
color by changing the color scheme color settings for Accent 2 (unfollowed
hyperlink) and Accent 3 (followed hyperlink).

Here are some online Microsoft Office Assistance help topics with more
information about color schemes in PowerPoint:

About Color Schemes:
http://office.microsoft.com/assistance/preview.aspx?AssetID=HP051945331033

How to modify a color scheme:
http://office.microsoft.com/assistance/preview.aspx?AssetID=HP051924661033

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[Echo S]

Would anyone be able to help me with how to change the color of a visited link in PowerPoint?
I have a main slide with twenty links on it to other slides within my show. When returning to the main slide after going out to one of the twenty links, I would like the color of the visited links to change such that one would know that that link was already visited. Like happens in a Web page when you visit links and come back and you know which one you visited because they are a different color. Is this possible with PowerPoint?

Steve put together more than you'd ever want to know about changing
hyperlink colors. Well, I had a little to do with it, too. For a long,
drawn-out explanation check
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00546.htm

 

[TAJ Simmons]

And fine it is too

TAJ

 

[Echo S]

And fine it is too

thanks for that, TAJ. I'm afraid that explanation of mine is too
convoluted. I'll probably trim it down a bit eventually. (Then again,
you know how long it often takes me to get stuff on my site fixed!)

Echo

 

[TAJ Simmons]

(Then again,

you know how long it often takes me to get stuff on my site fixed!)

Don't you mean this bit that was on your site from day 1

"Still under construction and needing a lot of work here" ?



TAJ