You also have the choice to change the picture of the hotspot to be anything you have on file or that you can find on the web by right clicking the hotspot and selecting Change Image. This will make it so that the background of the zoom slide will be a zoomed-in version of the mother slide. You can also right click on the object and select Zoom Background. Once the hotspot is created, you can change its properties by clicking on the Format tab while the object is selected (note that the smaller the object is the bigger and more dramatic the zoom). Note that the slide you had selected when you decided to insert a zoom is the slide that the hotspot will appear on. A window will appear where you will select what slide(s) you want to create links to. To insert a Slide Zoom, click on the Insert tab and select Zoom, then Slide Zoom. This means that you will be able to skip over slides and content that is unwanted.

Once you complete the zoom, you will carry on from that point on in the presentation. Slide Zoom simply creates a hotspot that links you to a specified slide. There are three different types of Zoom that you need to know about: Slide Zoom, Summary Zoom and Section Zoom. So, depending on the slide you select as a hotspot, that is where you will be taken when you click on the object. As a refresher, a hotspot is a clickable object that links to a specific location. Zoom is amazing in that it essentially creates a modifiable hotspot of a slide or multiple slides from your project.

PowerPoint Zoom is the newest feature to be added to the long and constantly growing list of new features. Don’t mistake it for the simple zoom feature that has been in PowerPoint for years.

One of these features is PowerPoint Zoom.

Since the release of PowerPoint 2016, Microsoft has been constantly adding new features that help you in designing and creating awesome presentations.

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