Also something to consider when uploading the presentation to your site
using as Steve suggested, if you viewer is not using a high-speed connection
and is still on modem the download of your presentation will be extremely
slow.
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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]
|> In order to publish my Powerpoint presentation on my website, do I need
to
| > load the Powerpoint program itself onto my webserver account,
|
| No ... that wouldn't work and wouldn't be legal anyhow.
|
| If you upload the PPT file to your site and add a link to it from some
other
| page, visitors to your site would need either PowerPoint or the free
PowerPoint
| Viewer to view the presentation. Depending on your audience, you might be
ok to
| assume that they either have one of those or will be willing to download
and
| install the viewer in order to see your work.
|
| If you convert to HTML as Michael has explained, all they'll need is a
browser,
| but there'll be some loss of fidelity; animations and a few other things
dont't
| work quite the same.
|
| or will the
| > Powerpoint presentation I have developed (e.g.
| > AcupuncturistsWithoutBorders.ppt) function without the program actually
being
| > loaded?
| >
| > Thanks,
| >
| > p.s. I use Dreamweaver MX 2004.
| >
|
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