nope not for me!
too much work to fix and rename stuff, by the time I figured it out I could create an entire web from scratch and not have a bunch of files that i have no idea where they should go
Welp, I tellya...my sister sent me a pp that she used as a scratch-sheet for me to design a web for her. (of course my webdesign went FAR astray from her ideas but).. I didn't think to convert it to html until this thread prompted me to try it. I really worked surprising well (except for it making frames - which I hate).
Dunno about the themes... I think I'll try that and see what happens
| I wonder if you can apply the PP 'themes' (the screen designs) to a Frontpage
| web - that'd be ideal, because that's all you really want isn't it.
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| Probably you can't - I don't know if that functionality works across Office
| applications like that - same with Outlook Expresses' "stationery" (backgrounds
| and so on) - that is not compatible with Frontpage (even using the backgrounds).
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| Surely some how the backgrounds can be implemented, even if you lose the
| 'animation' effects of some of those backgrounds (I rarely use PP so I can
| remember what it has but the b/grounds are animated in some respect - some of
| them anyway.).
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| message | Just tried it and it does work, although you would probably have a lot of
| cleaning up to do...probably just as easy to start from scratch with FP using PPT
| as a guide. The pages I tried were turned into frames...looked good but....
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| | | How about saving a PowerPoint slide/presentaion as a WEB page and then
| | editing it?
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| | Haven't tried it but you can save PP as a web page, I imaging you can edit
| | those files once converted.
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| | | | > i want to design a frontpage design just like a powerpoint slide design
| | > Can somebody help me.
| | > Help greatly appreciated.
| | > Thanks
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