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Paste vs. Paste Link
Dan Holme
October 30, 2007
1 Min Read
If you select Paste, you will create an embedded table.
You can edit the table by double-clicking it. The table will be opened in a placeholder in the slide. The menus and toolbars will change to those of Word.
When you are finished making changes, click on the slide outside the table placeholder.
If you choose Paste Link you will paste a picture of the table you copied that is linked to the original document, so that if the source document changes, your presentation will show the changes.
To edit the table, double-click it and the source document will be opened in Word.
When you are finished making changes, close Word, being sure to save your changes.
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