Editing HTML output

[Guest]

I am using PPT2000 and publishing content with "Save As Web Page". I am
then opening FRAME.HTM and various SLIDExxx.HTM pages and customizing the
code generated by PPT. I must repeat the customization every time I update
the presentation. Any way to save my modifications in PPT to avoid the
repetitive editing?

 

[Michael Koerner]

Depends on what your trying to accomplish.

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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


I am using PPT2000 and publishing content with "Save As Web Page". I am
then opening FRAME.HTM and various SLIDExxx.HTM pages and customizing the
code generated by PPT. I must repeat the customization every time I update
the presentation. Any way to save my modifications in PPT to avoid the
repetitive editing?

 

[Guest]

Consider FRAME.HTML. I would like to alter the sizes of the individual
frames, so this is a direct replacement of some of the values in the FRAMESET.

In the SLIDE.HTM pages, I want to insert a SCRIPT just before the end of the
BODY tag.

 

[Sonia]

It sounds like you are running into the limitations of using PowerPoint's web
page capability. It isn't intended as a website tool. Any time that the
presentation requires a change, you have to modify the .PPT file and then also
save it as a Web Page. Any previous customization to the HTML is lost and has
to be redone.
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Sonia Coleman
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http://www.soniacoleman.com

Consider FRAME.HTML. I would like to alter the sizes of the individual
frames, so this is a direct replacement of some of the values in the FRAMESET.

In the SLIDE.HTM pages, I want to insert a SCRIPT just before the end of the
BODY tag.

Depends on what your trying to accomplish.

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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


I am using PPT2000 and publishing content with "Save As Web Page". I am
then opening FRAME.HTM and various SLIDExxx.HTM pages and customizing the
code generated by PPT. I must repeat the customization every time I update
the presentation. Any way to save my modifications in PPT to avoid the
repetitive editing?

 

[Michael Koerner]

What Sonia said. AFAIK is no way to insert scripts into PowerPoint that will be
inserted when you publish your page.

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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


Consider FRAME.HTML. I would like to alter the sizes of the individual
frames, so this is a direct replacement of some of the values in the FRAMESET.

In the SLIDE.HTM pages, I want to insert a SCRIPT just before the end of the
BODY tag.

 

[Steve Rindsberg]

I am using PPT2000 and publishing content with "Save As Web Page". I am
then opening FRAME.HTM and various SLIDExxx.HTM pages and customizing the
code generated by PPT. I must repeat the customization every time I update
the presentation. Any way to save my modifications in PPT to avoid the
repetitive editing?

Not that I know of, but if the edits are search/replace kind of things, there
are utilities that can do batch S&R on a folder full of files.

Depending on what you need translated to HTML, we have a commercial addin that
gives you a lot more control. More info and a free demo at
http://ppt2html.pptools.com