Thanks for the response. This is more info on what I am trying to do.
I am currently using the Live Web program on my office pc. The way our
system is setup is that I can create powerpoint presentations on my computer
then I can upload them to the harddrive of the computer on the production
floor. The computer on the floor uses powerpoint to run the file I uploaded
on a big screen t.v..
The problem is that the computer on the floor has no access to the internet.
So let's say powerpoint on my computer has a slide in it that is linked to
CNN's homepage. I'm trying to figure out how to save that page as an image
then I want to upload th image to the harddrive of the computer on the
production floor where it can be displayed on that monitor. Hope this helps
because I need help.
Please tell me more about this "That part's simple enough to do manually or
via VBA (the Save As dialog box
> will let you choose PNG, JPG, etc in the Save As dropdown and will then
let you
> save the current slide or all slides in the presentation as images)."
"Steve Rindsberg" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> In article <(E-Mail Removed)>, Torrance Pollard wrote:
> > Objective:
> > Powerpoint slide that automatically updates its information from a
website
> > each time the slide comes up in rotation.
>
> If you need to display a web page and update that, then see
http://skp.mvps.org
> and look for Shyam's Live Web addin.
>
> Otherwise, please explain in more detail exactly what you need to update
and in
> what form it's available on the web site.
>
> > After the slide is updated I need
> > it to save the file as an image.
>
> That part's simple enough to do manually or via VBA (the Save As dialog
box
> will let you choose PNG, JPG, etc in the Save As dropdown and will then
let you
> save the current slide or all slides in the presentation as images).
>
>
> The reason I need it as an image is because
> > I need it to upload to another computer which displays on the production
> > floor. The computer i'm uploading to doesn't have internet access,
therefore
> > it has to be saved as an image and not just a link to a website.
> > If anyone has any ideas it would be greatly appreciated. I have studied
on
> > ways to do this for a couple of months. thanks
> >
>
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