Saving a powerpoint slide as MHT file

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Jon Paskett

I have the need to have an interactive powerpoint slide that I can change
several times per hour (It's a picture).

I need to publish that slide to a web site.

The mht file automatically generates the htm file. I need to be able to
control that htm file the picture is posted to so it will refresh every
minute. Right now the user has to navigate away from the page and navigate
back to it.

Any help would be appreciated.

TIA

Jon
 
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Steve Rindsberg

I have the need to have an interactive powerpoint slide that I can change
several times per hour (It's a picture).

I need to publish that slide to a web site.

The mht file automatically generates the htm file. I need to be able to
control that htm file the picture is posted to so it will refresh every
minute. Right now the user has to navigate away from the page and navigate
back to it.

If it were mine, I'd be searching for some javascript code to do the job inside
a simple html file. It's got to be simpler than beating PPT into shape.
 
J

Jon Paskett

If you have a suggestion I would greatly appreciate it. I'm looking for a
better way to skin this cat but at the moment what I have to work with is
PowerPoint.
 
S

Steve Rindsberg

If you have a suggestion I would greatly appreciate it. I'm looking for a
better way to skin this cat but at the moment what I have to work with is
PowerPoint.

None offhand, but handwritten HTML, including snippets of javascript, only
needs Notepad. There are quite a few sites with javascript you can copy and
paste. Google's your friend.

As far as autorefreshing, something like this in the <head> section of your
html should do it:
 

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