Let me tell you a little story ...
---Begin Story---
Once upon a time when I was living in Richmond, I found myself without a can
opener. This may seem like a small problem, but one night I needed into a
can of something very badly. I'm afraid I don't remember the details, but
it was a rather unique moment because I was expecting my date, whom I was
cooking dinner for, to arrive shortly. Being somewhat MacGyver-like, I used
one of my screwdrivers (a flathead) to poke enough holes in the top of the
can that I was able to remove the contents. Unfortunately, in the process I
sliced open my hand and ended up bleeding into whatever it was. I ruined
the dinner, the date, and a couple of towels I used on my drive to the ER.
---End story---
I can't help but think you are using a screwdriver (PPT) to open a can
(build a web-page). There are much better tools available: tools designed
for the specific task of opening a can (web design -- like FrontPage or
Dreamweaver). I would hate to see you put in all that time and effort using
the wrong tool and then not be able to enjoy the contents. It may be worth
buying a can opener ... errr.. a web page software in order to do the job
correctly and avoid a couple of stitches.
--
Bill Dilworth
Microsoft PPT MVP Team
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