Hi, I have a PowerPoint presentation that includes hyperlinks to pdf's and
web content. In addition, I recorded my voice from when I gave the
presentation (all in one file), and now I'd like to put the whole thing
online for others to access. I can see that there could be many ways to get
this all online, but I'm looking for concise suggestions.

When I gave the presentation, I was able to move through the slides in a
linear fashion (manually), and select hyperlinks at the appropriate time (for
example, bringing up Explorer or Adobe Reader), and then return to the
presentation by using the mouse, all the while providing the voice-over.

So, how would I automate all this for the online user? Is there a way to
control the whole process, or should I prompt the user with the audio to
click a hyperlink, and then go back to the presentation? Should I break the
audio into slide-specific clips?

thx,

brad

I'd go ahead and break the voice-over apart. I also recommend investing in
Camtasia:
www.techsmith.com


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Thanks,
Glenna Shaw
Microsoft PowerPoint MVP Team
http://www.pptmagic.com



"brad o." wrote:

> Hi, I have a PowerPoint presentation that includes hyperlinks to pdf's and
> web content. In addition, I recorded my voice from when I gave the
> presentation (all in one file), and now I'd like to put the whole thing
> online for others to access. I can see that there could be many ways to get
> this all online, but I'm looking for concise suggestions.
>
> When I gave the presentation, I was able to move through the slides in a
> linear fashion (manually), and select hyperlinks at the appropriate time (for
> example, bringing up Explorer or Adobe Reader), and then return to the
> presentation by using the mouse, all the while providing the voice-over.
>
> So, how would I automate all this for the online user? Is there a way to
> control the whole process, or should I prompt the user with the audio to
> click a hyperlink, and then go back to the presentation? Should I break the
> audio into slide-specific clips?
>
> thx,
>
> brad