Help with Making HTML File

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Debbie Booth

After making a ppt presentation into a web page, I don't have the option
to put a home or "index" button on this. Is there any way around
this?...thanks!!
 
Debbie,
One solution is to put a home button into the presentation (or the master)
itself. You can set up the hyperlink to go to whatever page you want for the
home page. (If you put the button on the slide master and the title master,
it will show up on every slide. If you put it on a single slide, it will
only show there.)

One other thing: If you do this, the home page may open in a new browser
window. If that happens, open each slide's HTML file in Notepad or some
other text editor and search for "target=" Remove the "target=" and whatever
follows it. Then, the links will open in the same window.

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Closing the fullScreen at the end of the show without returning to the Outline
view.
The fullscreen mode is another window. So, to modify the script, we need to let
the Outline Window to navigate to the calling page. We can modify the script.js
file as below:

1. Open script.js file in Notepad.
2. Find the CloseWindow() function.
3. At the beginning of the function, add the following code:

if(!window.opener.closed) window.opener.history.back();

If you want to go back to a specific page enter this code instead

window.opener.navigate("http://www.google.com");

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After making a ppt presentation into a web page, I don't have the option
to put a home or "index" button on this. Is there any way around
this?...thanks!!
 
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