Yes, all that is required is their internet browser
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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]
| If the PPS is saved as a WEB Page as an HTML file and posted it to the web
| site, can visitors see the presentation without downloading and without
| PowerPoint Viewer?
|
| "Steve Rindsberg" wrote:
|
| > In article <
[email protected]>, BTM Inc
wrote:
| > > I want to have visitors to our website be able to view a Presentation
even if
| > > they do not have PowerPoint. Can visitors use the PowerPoint Viewer
and view
| > > a PPS Presentation from the website?
| >
| > Depends on what you mean by "from the website". If you post a link to
the PPS,
| > they'll be able to download the file, save it locally and view it or if
they
| > click on the link they can view it in the browser, kindasorta, as long
as they
| > have PPT or the viewer installed already. What happens depends on their
browser
| > settings.
| >
| > >I see I can save the Presentation as a
| > > Web Page in Office 2003.
| > > If I save as a Webpage and post it to the website, can thePowerpoint
Viewer
| > > along with Auto run execute from the Host server and not require
visitors
| > > have to download anything?
| >
| > If you save as a webpage, they don't need the Viewer, just a comptible
browser.
| >
| > What Auto run are we talking about here?
| >
| > -----------------------------------------
| > Steve Rindsberg, PPT MVP
| > PPT FAQ:
www.pptfaq.com
| > PPTools:
www.pptools.com
| > ================================================
| >
| >
| >
