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Lynda Hardwick
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      20th Jul 2008
I have created a presentation using PowerPoint 2003 that I want to put on my
website. I have set up the hyperlink, but when I click on it, PowerPoint
does not automatically start. I have several items on my website in other
formats (.wav, .wmv, .pdf etc) all of which automatically start in the proper
software. My website viewers get a window that wants them to "find" a
software to open the presentation. I have saved it as a .pps file and have
changed the properties to powerpoint as the software to open it. What can I
do to get it to automatically play in PowerPoint when the hyperlink line is
clicked?
 
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Michael Koerner
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      20th Jul 2008
Care to provide us with a link so we can see what is happening. Also, your assuming of course that everyone has either the full version of PowerPoint or the free PowerPoint viewer installed on their computers so they can view your presentation.

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"Lynda Hardwick" <Lynda (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:E7025078-DE93-41AD-8628-(E-Mail Removed)...
I have created a presentation using PowerPoint 2003 that I want to put on my
website. I have set up the hyperlink, but when I click on it, PowerPoint
does not automatically start. I have several items on my website in other
formats (.wav, .wmv, .pdf etc) all of which automatically start in the proper
software. My website viewers get a window that wants them to "find" a
software to open the presentation. I have saved it as a .pps file and have
changed the properties to powerpoint as the software to open it. What can I
do to get it to automatically play in PowerPoint when the hyperlink line is
clicked?
 
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Judith.yoyo@gmail.com
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      21st Jul 2008
Your wav and wmv file can automatically start, why not convert your
PPT file to wav or wmv format?
Just convert your PPT file to wmv file because not everyone has the
PowerPoint installed.
 
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loong
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      21st Jul 2008
Not only you but I encountered the same problem a month ago,I suggest you
convert the powerpoint file to .wmv or .wav because you mentioned that .wav,
..wmv, .pdf can automatically start in the proper software.Moyea PPT to Video
Converter (http://www.dvd-ppt-slideshow.com/ppt-to-video/)allows you to burn
powerpoint into video files,such as .wmv,although it hasn’t been updated it's
still fairly usefull.

"Lynda Hardwick" wrote:

> I have created a presentation using PowerPoint 2003 that I want to put on my
> website. I have set up the hyperlink, but when I click on it, PowerPoint
> does not automatically start. I have several items on my website in other
> formats (.wav, .wmv, .pdf etc) all of which automatically start in the proper
> software. My website viewers get a window that wants them to "find" a
> software to open the presentation. I have saved it as a .pps file and have
> changed the properties to powerpoint as the software to open it. What can I
> do to get it to automatically play in PowerPoint when the hyperlink line is
> clicked?

 
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Ute Simon
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      21st Jul 2008
Sunny, Judith and Looong,

Videos are NOT the solution to any problem posted here. So please stop
advertising in this newsgroup!

Best regards,
Ute

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http://powerpoint.anwendertage.de
"loong" <(E-Mail Removed)> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Not only you but I encountered the same problem a month ago,I suggest you
> convert the powerpoint file to .wmv or .wav because you mentioned that
> .wav,
> .wmv, .pdf can automatically start in the proper software.Moyea PPT to
> Video
> Converter (http://www.dvd-ppt-slideshow.com/ppt-to-video/)allows you to
> burn
> powerpoint into video files,such as .wmv,although it hasn't been updated
> it's
> still fairly usefull.
>
> "Lynda Hardwick" wrote:
>
>> I have created a presentation using PowerPoint 2003 that I want to put on
>> my
>> website. I have set up the hyperlink, but when I click on it, PowerPoint
>> does not automatically start. I have several items on my website in
>> other
>> formats (.wav, .wmv, .pdf etc) all of which automatically start in the
>> proper
>> software. My website viewers get a window that wants them to "find" a
>> software to open the presentation. I have saved it as a .pps file and
>> have
>> changed the properties to powerpoint as the software to open it. What
>> can I
>> do to get it to automatically play in PowerPoint when the hyperlink line
>> is
>> clicked?



 
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loong
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      24th Jul 2008
"PowerPoint Viewer 2003 registers with the .ppt, .pot, and .pps file
extensions only if a version of PowerPoint is not installed on your computer.
If registered, double-clicking on these file types will launch PowerPoint
Viewer 2003. "----quoted from
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en
So think about software conflict of powerpoint and powerpoint viewer.

Loong Wong
http://www.dvd-ppt-slideshow.com/ppt-to-video/


"Lynda Hardwick" wrote:

> I have created a presentation using PowerPoint 2003 that I want to put on my
> website. I have set up the hyperlink, but when I click on it, PowerPoint
> does not automatically start. I have several items on my website in other
> formats (.wav, .wmv, .pdf etc) all of which automatically start in the proper
> software. My website viewers get a window that wants them to "find" a
> software to open the presentation. I have saved it as a .pps file and have
> changed the properties to powerpoint as the software to open it. What can I
> do to get it to automatically play in PowerPoint when the hyperlink line is
> clicked?

 
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