Powerpoint on Frontpage

B

Beth

I am attempting to put a powerpoint presentation onto my
website. I'm assuming that not everyone who goes to our
website will have powerpoint installed on their machine.
How can I get the presentation on there so EVERYONE can
see it?
Thanks, Beth
 
M

Murray

Export from PPT as HTML. Then upload the whole enchilada and link to the
start page.
 
M

Murray

It's a big enchilada, though! 8)

--
Murray

I've this and it seems to sorta work ok...

Beth;

When you export the html from Powerpoint, export it to one folder outside of
FP first. Then Import that Folder into FP.



| Export from PPT as HTML. Then upload the whole enchilada and link to the
| start page.
|
| --
| Murray
|
| | > I am attempting to put a powerpoint presentation onto my
| > website. I'm assuming that not everyone who goes to our
| > website will have powerpoint installed on their machine.
| > How can I get the presentation on there so EVERYONE can
| > see it?
| > Thanks, Beth
|
|
 
M

Murray

LOL...

Yep - it's not a bad way to communicate this, but it's a terrible way to
make a webpage! 8)

--
Murray

oh brother is it ever!

I'd never done it until we were yakking about it here a few weeks ago. It
works...not too bad either...but huge!

Actually, someone had sent me a "sketch" of how they wanted their website
designed...nav buttons and everything, in Powerpoint. Of course what I ended
up designing looked NOTHING like the Powerpoint stuff..but it was a good
exercise.



| It's a big enchilada, though! 8)
|
| --
| Murray
|
| | I've this and it seems to sorta work ok...
|
| Beth;
|
| When you export the html from Powerpoint, export it to one folder outside
of
| FP first. Then Import that Folder into FP.
|
|
|
| | | Export from PPT as HTML. Then upload the whole enchilada and link to
the
| | start page.
| |
| | --
| | Murray
| |
| | | | > I am attempting to put a powerpoint presentation onto my
| | > website. I'm assuming that not everyone who goes to our
| | > website will have powerpoint installed on their machine.
| | > How can I get the presentation on there so EVERYONE can
| | > see it?
| | > Thanks, Beth
| |
| |
|
|
 
T

Todd

The biggest problem I've had doing the same thing is getting the page layout in PPT to be the same width as is seen on the website. I set everything up for 800X600, but how that translates to inches for the PPT page is beyond me. I've had to play around and just guess. If anyone knows how to convert 800 pixels to inches, I'd certainly be interested. Nonetheless, I think doing your site in PPT and exporting only the background is nice. Then do all the buttons, text, pics, etc. in FP. Then it's not so big, either.

-Todd
 
T

Tom Pepper Willett

You might try the experts in the PPT newsgroup.
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| The biggest problem I've had doing the same thing is getting the page
layout in PPT to be the same width as is seen on the website. I set
everything up for 800X600, but how that translates to inches for the PPT
page is beyond me. I've had to play around and just guess. If anyone knows
how to convert 800 pixels to inches, I'd certainly be interested.
Nonetheless, I think doing your site in PPT and exporting only the
background is nice. Then do all the buttons, text, pics, etc. in FP. Then
it's not so big, either.
|
| -Todd
|
| "Murray" wrote:
|
| > LOL...
| >
| > Yep - it's not a bad way to communicate this, but it's a terrible way to
| > make a webpage! 8)
| >
| > --
| > Murray
| >
| > | > oh brother is it ever!
| >
| > I'd never done it until we were yakking about it here a few weeks ago.
It
| > works...not too bad either...but huge!
| >
| > Actually, someone had sent me a "sketch" of how they wanted their
website
| > designed...nav buttons and everything, in Powerpoint. Of course what I
ended
| > up designing looked NOTHING like the Powerpoint stuff..but it was a good
| > exercise.
| >
| >
| >
| > | > | It's a big enchilada, though! 8)
| > |
| > | --
| > | Murray
| > |
| > | | > | I've this and it seems to sorta work ok...
| > |
| > | Beth;
| > |
| > | When you export the html from Powerpoint, export it to one folder
outside
| > of
| > | FP first. Then Import that Folder into FP.
| > |
| > |
| > |
| > | | > | | Export from PPT as HTML. Then upload the whole enchilada and link
to
| > the
| > | | start page.
| > | |
| > | | --
| > | | Murray
| > | |
| > | | | > | | > I am attempting to put a powerpoint presentation onto my
| > | | > website. I'm assuming that not everyone who goes to our
| > | | > website will have powerpoint installed on their machine.
| > | | > How can I get the presentation on there so EVERYONE can
| > | | > see it?
| > | | > Thanks, Beth
| > | |
| > | |
| > |
| > |
| >
| >
| >
 
M

Murray

On a 1024 screen, 800 pixels is approximately 8/10 the width of the screen's
display.
On an 800 screen, 800 pixels is approximately the width of the screen's
display.

In other words, there is no answer.

--
Murray

Todd said:
The biggest problem I've had doing the same thing is getting the page
Click to expand...
layout in PPT to be the same width as is seen on the website. I set
everything up for 800X600, but how that translates to inches for the PPT
page is beyond me. I've had to play around and just guess. If anyone knows
how to convert 800 pixels to inches, I'd certainly be interested.
Nonetheless, I think doing your site in PPT and exporting only the
background is nice. Then do all the buttons, text, pics, etc. in FP. Then
it's not so big, either.
 
A

Andrew Murray

with the export to html you won't get the page transistion animations I don't
think - or if it converts these to dynamic html - that is supported by IE 5.0 and
up only I think

I've this and it seems to sorta work ok...

Beth;

When you export the html from Powerpoint, export it to one folder outside of FP
first. Then Import that Folder into FP.



| Export from PPT as HTML. Then upload the whole enchilada and link to the
| start page.
|
| --
| Murray
|
| | > I am attempting to put a powerpoint presentation onto my
| > website. I'm assuming that not everyone who goes to our
| > website will have powerpoint installed on their machine.
| > How can I get the presentation on there so EVERYONE can
| > see it?
| > Thanks, Beth
|
|
 
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