Hi Alex,
Each slide number in a presentation is like a bookmark name in the
presentation so you can use the HTML syntax for navigating to a bookmark in
a file (using the # symbol followed by the slide number) to navigate to a
slide in a presentation.
So, for example, if you wanted to link to the 2nd slide in
"Presentation1.ppt" you might add the following anchor tag to your web page
which would bring up a slide show of the presentation, within the browser
window, beginning with the 2nd slide (as indicated by the use of "#2" in
the href value).
<a href="Presentation1.ppt#2">Open to slide 2</a>
PowerPoint doesn't really have any control over how the browser opens up
the presentation. If you wan to edit the slide, once the show has been
opened up in the browser, simply choose the "Edit Slides" command from the
browsers "Edit" menu.
John Langhans
Supportability Program Manager
Microsoft Office PowerPoint for Windows
Microsoft Office Picture Manager for Windows
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