Once we create a hyperlink, the colour of the font changes to blue (with an underline). This tells the viewer that it is a hyperlink and he needs to click it. But this hyperlink creates a lot of problems.
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But there is a solution to this. We can choose what colour the hyperlink should have and what colour a clicked hyperlink should have. This is how:
In PowerPoint 2007
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In PowerPoint 2003
Go to Format -> Slide Design -> Colour Schemes -> Edit Colour Schemes -> Custom tab -> Under Scheme Colours -> Accent & Hyperlink -> Change colour. Accent & Followed Hyperlink -> Change colour.
What it does is that it changes the hyperlink colour and followed hyperlink colour to a new colour of your choice.
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