How do I create accessible embedded files in Microsoft PowerPoint?
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How to make accessible embedded files in Microsoft PowerPoint
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Section 10.1: Embedded Files
PowerPoint allows you to embed files within your project. You can do this in two ways. One is as a link, the other is a embedded file. Keep in mind that if you do embed a file, you need to send both files to the reader. Otherwise the connection between the two files would be cut and the info for the user would be lost. To embed a file,
In a blank Word Document, go to the Insert Tab. In the Text section, click Object.
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In the Object Box, go to the Create from File Tab. Click browse and find the file you want to attach. Click Display as Icon. Click OK.
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Your embedded file appears in Microsoft PowerPoint. Always include Alt Text for your table.
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