Web Publication with Navigation but not Outline

[David A. Beck]

Is there a way to publish a powerpoing mht file that starts off in the
browser with the navigation controls but not the outline frame?

David A. Beck

 

[PPTMagician]

Hi David,

How to create HTML without frames
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00181.htm

HTH,
Glenna

 

[David A. Beck]

Glenna,

I'm using PowerPoint 2003 and saved the presentation as a "mht" file. There
is no script.js associated with it.

David A. Beck

 

[Michael Koerner]

You need to Save as Web Page... not Save As...


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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


Glenna,

I'm using PowerPoint 2003 and saved the presentation as a "mht" file. There
is no script.js associated with it.

David A. Beck

 

[David A. Beck]

Michael,

I saved it as "single file Web Page"

You need to Save as Web Page... not Save As...


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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


Glenna,

I'm using PowerPoint 2003 and saved the presentation as a "mht" file. There
is no script.js associated with it.

David A. Beck

Hi David,

How to create HTML without frames
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00181.htm

HTH,
Glenna

 

[Michael Koerner]

If you saved it as a Web Page, then your file extension should be .htm or .html
you would have created a single file called <your-presentation-name.html>, along
with a folder called <your-presentation-name_files>.

If you used Save As... and selected .mht as the file type, then you created a
single file called <your-presentation-name.mht> this does not give you the same
options as saving as a Web Page.

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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


Michael,

I saved it as "single file Web Page"

You need to Save as Web Page... not Save As...


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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


Glenna,

I'm using PowerPoint 2003 and saved the presentation as a "mht" file. There
is no script.js associated with it.

David A. Beck

Hi David,

How to create HTML without frames
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00181.htm

HTH,
Glenna

 

[Echo S]

Yes, but when you go into File/Save as Web Page as Michael suggests, you
have some publish options. You should be able to turn off the outline
there -- and still save as MHT/MHTML (single file web page).

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Echo [MS PPT MVP]

Michael,

I saved it as "single file Web Page"

You need to Save as Web Page... not Save As...


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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


Glenna,

I'm using PowerPoint 2003 and saved the presentation as a "mht" file. There
is no script.js associated with it.

David A. Beck

Hi David,

How to create HTML without frames
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00181.htm

HTH,
Glenna
-----Original Message-----
Is there a way to publish a powerpoing mht file that
starts off in the
browser with the navigation controls but not the outline
frame?

David A. Beck


.

 

[Michael Koerner]

I found that if you turn off the navigation, which gets rid of the outline, puts
you in the Kiosk mode, and removes any animations you might have. You get the
same results when you publish to html, only that we have discovered work arounds
(editing the html code) to have the slideshow open full screen. Don't know how
to do that for .mht/.mhtl files yet.





Yes, but when you go into File/Save as Web Page as Michael suggests, you
have some publish options. You should be able to turn off the outline
there -- and still save as MHT/MHTML (single file web page).

--
Echo [MS PPT MVP]

Michael,

I saved it as "single file Web Page"

You need to Save as Web Page... not Save As...


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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


Glenna,

I'm using PowerPoint 2003 and saved the presentation as a "mht" file. There
is no script.js associated with it.

David A. Beck

Hi David,

How to create HTML without frames
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00181.htm

HTH,
Glenna
-----Original Message-----
Is there a way to publish a powerpoing mht file that
starts off in the
browser with the navigation controls but not the outline
frame?

David A. Beck


.

 

[Echo S]

Ahhhhhh, gotcha. Thanks for clarifying, Michael.

Echo

I found that if you turn off the navigation, which gets rid of the outline, puts
you in the Kiosk mode, and removes any animations you might have. You get the
same results when you publish to html, only that we have discovered work arounds
(editing the html code) to have the slideshow open full screen. Don't know how
to do that for .mht/.mhtl files yet.

Yes, but when you go into File/Save as Web Page as Michael suggests, you
have some publish options. You should be able to turn off the outline
there -- and still save as MHT/MHTML (single file web page).

--
Echo [MS PPT MVP]

Michael,

I saved it as "single file Web Page"

You need to Save as Web Page... not Save As...


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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


Glenna,

I'm using PowerPoint 2003 and saved the presentation as a "mht" file. There
is no script.js associated with it.

David A. Beck

Hi David,

How to create HTML without frames
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00181.htm

HTH,
Glenna
-----Original Message-----
Is there a way to publish a powerpoing mht file that
starts off in the
browser with the navigation controls but not the outline
frame?

David A. Beck


.