and move all the rest, and this is annoying and takes ages. I did this for months, then Laura pointed out that if I'd read the manual I'd've known you just have to press and hold then Shift key on your keyboard , then use the mouse to draw a box round the group of items you want to move collectively. This saves ages of time.For reasons I don't understand, hyperlinks don't appear most times you type a URL into Prezi.  It just remains as www.whatever.com rather than www.don'tactuallyclickthis.com . However, if you 'duplicate' the relevant section, the new version will have hyperlinked URLs. I don't know why this is, but it's an acceptable work-around for an annoying problem -- just delete the original, and move the duplicate into the right position.Using frames well is important to a decent Prezi. As the name suggests, Frames just frame a section of the Prezi to be zoomed in on and fill the screen -- they can be visible frames, or invisible. Invisible is often better. If you have a picture, some title text and some body text in a cluster, if you just click on one of them when plotting the 'path' of the Prezi it'll zoom right in on that at the expense of the others. If you frame all three objects together, it'll zoom in on the framed trio collectively.Finally, embedding videos -- you can embed a few formats of video by uploading them as files, but much easier is