Saving a presentation as HTML

H

Hanlie

Hi,

I use PowerPoint 2000 on Windows 2000.

When I save a presentation as HTML and I choose to exclude slide
navigation controls, PowerPoint ignores me and puts the slide
navigation controls and the notes on the web page anyway.

I've uninstalled and reinstalled PowerPoint, but it made no
difference.

Has anyone else come across this and was able to fix it?

Thanks
Hanlie, South Africa
 
G

Geetesh Bajaj

I just tried excluding the slide navigation controls in my copy of
PowerPoint 2000 and PowerPoint did not place any controls.

Try these:

1. If you don't have the latest Service Pack for Office 2000, download and
install it.

http://office.microsoft.com/officeu...ID=CD010225771033&CTT=4&Origin=CD010224971033

2. Try running Help | Detect and Repair in PowerPoint.

3. Take a look at PPT2HTML - RnR PPT2HTML PowerPoint to HTML Converter -
http://snipurl.com/ppt2html


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S

Steve Rindsberg

Hi
I use PowerPoint 2000 on Windows 2000.

When I save a presentation as HTML and I choose to exclude slide
navigation controls, PowerPoint ignores me and puts the slide
navigation controls and the notes on the web page anyway.

I've never run into it myself, but others have mentioned the problem here.

First, try deleting the main web page file you've saved as HTML to and all of
the support files, then re-save as HTML.

If that doesn't help, post the *exact* steps you've followed to create the HTML
files; literally step by step so one of us can follow it through exactly as
you've done.


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Steve Rindsberg, PPT MVP
PPT FAQ: www.pptfaq.com
PPTools: www.pptools.com
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H

Hanlie

Thanks for all the suggestions.
First, try deleting the main web page file you've saved as HTML to and all of
the support files, then re-save as HTML.

Tried this, to no avail.

1. If you don't have the latest Service Pack for Office 2000, download and
install it.

Tried this to no avail.

2. Try running Help | Detect and Repair in PowerPoint.

Tried this to no avail.

3. Take a look at PPT2HTML - RnR PPT2HTML PowerPoint to HTML Converter -
http://snipurl.com/ppt2html

I downloaded the demo version and it works very well. Unfortunately
the people here have very tight pockets and with our exchange rate,
they won't fork out for the registered version.

If that doesn't help, post the *exact* steps you've followed to create the HTML
files; literally step by step so one of us can follow it through exactly as
you've done.

0. Open the presentation in PP.
1. File - Save as Web Page...
2. Publish button
3. Web Options button
4. Make sure that Add slide navigation controls is deselected
5. Other two check boxes on General tabbed page are selected.
6. Files tabbed page - top three check boxes are selected.
7. Pictures tabbed page - Allow PNG selected and screen size 800x600.
8. Encoding tabbed page - Western European (Windows).
9. OK button.
10. Browser support - All.
11. File name - accept default.
12. Publish button.
13. Aaaargh!

Thanks in advance for your help.

Hanlie
 
S

Sonia

When you click on Web Options, are you unchecking the box that says "Display
speaker notes"?
 
S

Steve Rindsberg

When you click on Web Options, are you unchecking the box that says "Display
speaker notes"?

In 2000 you have to do that before you click Web Options (ie, different dialog
boxes) and once you remove the check by "Add nav controls" in the Web Options
d'log, "Display Speaker Notes" is disabled.

Even if it's checked when it's disabled, PPT doesn't spit speaker notes or nav
controls, so long as "Add Navigation Controls" is disabled.

Here.

Apparently something's different for Hanlie ...? Is that right, Hanlie?


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Steve Rindsberg, PPT MVP
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Sonia

Hmm. Not here. When I follow Hanley's steps and click on Publish, I get a
dialog box that says "Publish what?" and under that is a box for "Display
speaker notes" plus the Web Options button. If I leave the speaker notes
checked, click on Web Options and uncheck Add slide navigation controls and
click OK, the Speaker Notes box is still checked but grayed out. In that sense
it's disabled, but it's still checked. Didn't know what impact that might have.
 
S

Steve Rindsberg

Hmm. Not here. When I follow Hanley's steps and click on Publish, I get a
dialog box that says "Publish what?" and under that is a box for "Display
speaker notes" plus the Web Options button. If I leave the speaker notes
checked, click on Web Options and uncheck Add slide navigation controls and
click OK, the Speaker Notes box is still checked but grayed out. In that sense
it's disabled, but it's still checked. Didn't know what impact that might have.

Checked but grayed out - SameSame. When I publish to web with it in that state,
it gives me no outline at left, no notes, no nav controls, just the slide. I
guess they leave it checked/disabled so it remembers your previous setting and
restores it if you turn NavSchtuff back on later.

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Steve Rindsberg, PPT MVP
PPT FAQ: www.pptfaq.com
PPTools: www.pptools.com
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October 10-13, San Diego, CA www.PowerPointLive.com
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Hanlie

Sonia said:
When you click on Web Options, are you unchecking the box that says "Display
speaker notes"?
--

I didn't see that before, but I unchecked it before I unchecked the
Display slide navigation controls check box and I still have the same
problem.

I think the problem is with the setup on my machine rather than in the
files. Unfortunately I don't know how to fix it!

Thanks for all the efforts to help me.

Hanlie
 

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