New question about PPT on a website...

[garry2006]

Me again:
I posted just recently asking about how to get a PPT to end properly o
a website, but maybe I'm asking the wrong question. I have a website
with members, and I'd like them to be able to view a PPT slide show o
the website. Problem is, not everyone will have PowerPoint (or eve
Office) on their PCs, so I tried the MS "Power Point Viewer", and i
doesn't work...fails to initialize the application. Downloaded an
installed it twice according to their own instructions, just to b
sure, and it's a pure clunker!

Is there a way to turn a PPT into some kind of executable program tha
doesn't require the viewer to have Office or PowerPoint on their PC?

Thanks for any help with this...
Garr

 

[Michael Koerner]

Why not use the Save as Web Page option in PowerPoint. That way all your
viewer requires is their internet browser to view your presentation

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|
| Me again:
| I posted just recently asking about how to get a PPT to end properly on
| a website, but maybe I'm asking the wrong question. I have a website,
| with members, and I'd like them to be able to view a PPT slide show on
| the website. Problem is, not everyone will have PowerPoint (or even
| Office) on their PCs, so I tried the MS "Power Point Viewer", and it
| doesn't work...fails to initialize the application. Downloaded and
| installed it twice according to their own instructions, just to be
| sure, and it's a pure clunker!
|
| Is there a way to turn a PPT into some kind of executable program that
| doesn't require the viewer to have Office or PowerPoint on their PC?
|
| Thanks for any help with this...
| Garry
|
|
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| garry2006