Visio should allow Hyperlink activation when in full screen mode

When using Visio Professional 2003, the full screen mode is excellent for
presentation purposes as the diagram tales up the full screen giving maximum
view at good quality.
If there is a Hyperlink attached to an object however, it is not possible to
activate the link while in full screen mode and one has to get out of full
screen, back to smaller view window to activate the Hyperlink....a little
embarrising when in the middle of an important presentation!!
Also, if the Hyperlink happens to be to another Visio drawing, there is no
"back arrow" icon to revert back to the origional file as there is with Excel
and Word....and probably many more MS applications.

These two features would make a great product (Visio Professional 2003) even
better!!!

Hi fijola,

What exactly are you seeing when you attempt to activate a hyperlink in a
drawing when in Full Screen mode? I'm able to do activate a hyperlink in a
full screen mode, however when the link is navigated, Visio reverts out of
full screen mode. Is this the behavior that you are referring to?

I agree that these suggestions would be improvements to using Visio in full
screen mode. Enhancements are under consideration for a future version.
Thanks for your feedback.

--
Dick Hamilton
Microsoft Corporation

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"fijola" wrote in message
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When using Visio Professional 2003, the full screen mode is excellent for
presentation purposes as the diagram tales up the full screen giving
maximum
view at good quality.
If there is a Hyperlink attached to an object however, it is not possible
to
activate the link while in full screen mode and one has to get out of full
screen, back to smaller view window to activate the Hyperlink....a little
embarrising when in the middle of an important presentation!!
Also, if the Hyperlink happens to be to another Visio drawing, there is no
"back arrow" icon to revert back to the origional file as there is with
Excel
and Word....and probably many more MS applications.

These two features would make a great product (Visio Professional 2003)
even
better!!!