Can anyone share their experiance with how to successfully post a MS Powerpoint presentation onto a web site. I'd like it to run on the server if possible, though this is not totally necessary. Right now the presentation automatically downloads to the user's PC and when it runs it does not fill the screen like the original version and the transisitions between slides doesn't always take place in the manner that the original does.
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Posting a PowerPoint Presentation
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traingamer
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PowerPoint has an 'Save as Web Page' option. 'Run on the server' is NOT an option.
One problem with your original approach will be different screen resolutions for different users, possibly different versions (or no versions) of PowerPoint on the viewers computers, etc.
Greg
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One problem with your original approach will be different screen resolutions for different users, possibly different versions (or no versions) of PowerPoint on the viewers computers, etc.
Greg
"Personally, I am always ready to learn, although I do not always like being taught." - Winston Churchill
Macromedia Flashpaper is good for this
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