saving as a webpage

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BOB MCCLURE

Hello,

I was hoping I could use .PPT slide shows on my frontpage web, but due
to the time it takes for the website to open it up I just figured well
maybe a .MHTML (saving as a webpage) slide show would be fine. That
doesn't seem to work at all on my browser or is there a trick to it
I'm missing.

Thanks,
Bob
 
Hello,

I was hoping I could use .PPT slide shows on my frontpage web, but due
to the time it takes for the website to open it up I just figured well
maybe a .MHTML (saving as a webpage) slide show would be fine. That
doesn't seem to work at all on my browser or is there a trick to it
I'm missing.
Click to expand...

Not all browsers support MHT files, as I recall.

Try saving as web page again, but choose "Save as type:" = Web Page (*.htm;
*.html) instead.


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Hi Bob,

What sort of problem or error are you getting. Are animations not working as
mhtml? Have you checked the box int eh save as sequence to show animations
while browsing?

Put your PowerPoint-generated HTML on the web
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00241.htm


http://www.indezine.com/products/powerpoint/ppweb/weboptions.html

I'm only guessing here. ;-)

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Hello again,

Thankyou for the suggestions. I tried publishing through frontpage to
my website: mcclurera.tripod.com with the box show pictures checked on
the publish screen but cancelled the action when I saved it as a
webpage this time however it added a index.cnt file. Now the slide
show starts out with the mime...etc, but then picks up the formatting
from the rest of the web.

I'm on my way to work and wanted to get this out in case I have time
to work on the site as I'm busy with emergency service this weekend
here in Florida.

Thanks again,
Bob
 
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