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PowerPoint: Adding an Office Object to a Presentation
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Office allows referencing another Office application within a document as an icon (see Office: Adding another Document to an Office Document as an Icon) and clicking on it to open. However, when trying to implement this option within a presentation, the next slide is displayed. That is – unless we do some additional tweaking:
- Within PowerPoint's editing screen select the icon
- In the Slide Show menu select Action Settings
- Under Object action define Open
Having done so the icon is activated by a hyperlink hand, and not by click, thereby solving the conflict.
The Office object will open in a separate window.
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