I have a teacherweb website that allows people to upload html pages,
documents, and images. I also have a 20 slide (PP 03) presentation with links
to webpages, Word documents, video clips, and pdf files. What is the best way
to get the slides on my website and have them link together? Should I save
the individual slides or save the whole thing? And would I save it as a
single file webpage, webpage, or just as a Power Point. When I tried to
upload it to my Verizon online space, the links wouldn't work to anything.
How does everyone do this all the time!!>>
This will help with getting your PPT presentation up on the web:
Put your PowerPoint-generated HTML on the web
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00241.htm
Getting the links all to work is another problem.
Normally, they'll be "hardcoded" to point to files on your hard drive.
If you put the files in the same folder as you've already saved the PPT to and
then create the links, you'll generally get pathless links, and PPT appears to
preserve those when you publish to HTML.
That means that if you put the linked files in the same folder as the *main*
HTML file PPT has created (but not in the folder with the support files) it
may work after you publish the whole works to the web.
In other words, something like:
In: c:\myfiles\
Presentation.ppt
Somefile.PDF
SomeOtherFile.DOC
After you publish to html, you add to this folder
Presentation.htm
\Presentation_Files\wads and wads of files
Upload everything to the web server, and it should work.
--
Steve Rindsberg, PPT MVP
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