The rectangle you drew earlier is now transparent. If you click on the location where you had drawn it, selection handles will appear to define the hotspot shape.
Make Image Maps and Hotspots in PowerPoint to Link To Other Slides or Websites
From Wendy Russell, former About.com Guide
Rectangle Hotspot on the Image Map is Now Transparent
Hotspot rectangle is now transparent
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- Decide Where to Place Hotspots on the Image Map
- Use Action Buttons to Make Hotspots on the Image Map
- Draw a Rectangle Around the Area That Will Be the Hotspot on the Image Map
- Link the Hotspot on the Image Map to a Specific Slide
- Select the Slide That the Hotspot Will Link To
- PowerPoint Action Settings Dialog Box Options
- Format the Image Map AutoShape to Make the Hotspot Transparent
- Rectangle Hotspot on the Image Map is Now Transparent
- Check the Hotspot on the Image Map in Slide Show View
- Test the Hotspot on the Image Map
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