Which option should be selected in the Insert Hyperlink dialog to link to an audio file?

To link to an audio file in a PowerPoint presentation, selecting the option that allows you to choose an existing file or a web page is appropriate. This choice enables you to navigate to the location of the audio file on your computer or specify a URL if the audio file is hosted online.

When you select "Existing File or Web Page," you are presented with a dialog box that allows you to browse through your local files and folders, making it straightforward to find the specific audio file you wish to link. This option is particularly useful for linking to audio files stored in different directories or on cloud storage services, provided they are accessible via a file path or URL.

In contrast, the other choices are not suitable for linking to an audio file. "Place in This Document" would link to a specific slide or section within your PowerPoint presentation rather than an external audio file. "Recent Files" would only show files that have been recently opened, which may not include the audio file you're looking for. "Browse for File," while it sounds like a potential option, typically refers to a more general action without directly providing appropriate contexts for web pages or existing files. Thus, "Existing File or Web Page" is the most direct and effective method for linking