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Michael Koerner
You might want to ask in the Producer NG if there are any special procedures
when using Producer. Here are a couple of links on how to use Agent characters
in PowerPoint.
http://tinyurl.com/4yush or http://www.brainybetty.com/agent.htm
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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]
Can anyone give me directions or point me in the right direction to get help on
placing Agent Characters in the end product of Producer for Powerpoint? Thanks
when using Producer. Here are a couple of links on how to use Agent characters
in PowerPoint.
http://tinyurl.com/4yush or http://www.brainybetty.com/agent.htm
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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]
Can anyone give me directions or point me in the right direction to get help on
placing Agent Characters in the end product of Producer for Powerpoint? Thanks
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Guest
Hi Chris,
The best product for incorporating MS Agent characters into Powerpoint is voxproxy.
www.voxproxy.com
I don't know if it can output to Producer though.
The best product for incorporating MS Agent characters into Powerpoint is voxproxy.
www.voxproxy.com
I don't know if it can output to Producer though.
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Guest
The Producer Group sent me here. First off, Agent code in powerpoint has not seemed to work at all, as Producer converts the PP slides. The published interface of Producer is built in CSS, HTML, and Java pages for the most part. I'm looking for someone who is familiar enough with CSS to help me add the HTML Agent code to the interface of the published product I can add an HTML window and place the code in that imported page; however it does not resolve my problem with the Producer Launch page. I'm wondering if I can somehow put the code in a page of it's own and bring it in through the CSS so it becomes a part of the products interface. Thanks
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Michael Koerner
I have used it a couple of times in PowerPoint, and it worked just great. I have
never published that type of a presentation as a web page, so I really can't
give you an honest answer. Did you look at the links that were provided to you?
There seems to be a lot of information there. You may also want to ask in the
Microsoft Agent NG.
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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]
The Producer Group sent me here. First off, Agent code in powerpoint has not
seemed to work at all, as Producer converts the PP slides. The published
interface of Producer is built in CSS, HTML, and Java pages for the most part.
I'm looking for someone who is familiar enough with CSS to help me add the HTML
Agent code to the interface of the published product I can add an HTML window
and place the code in that imported page; however it does not resolve my problem
with the Producer Launch page. I'm wondering if I can somehow put the code in a
page of it's own and bring it in through the CSS so it becomes a part of the
products interface. Thanks
never published that type of a presentation as a web page, so I really can't
give you an honest answer. Did you look at the links that were provided to you?
There seems to be a lot of information there. You may also want to ask in the
Microsoft Agent NG.
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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]
The Producer Group sent me here. First off, Agent code in powerpoint has not
seemed to work at all, as Producer converts the PP slides. The published
interface of Producer is built in CSS, HTML, and Java pages for the most part.
I'm looking for someone who is familiar enough with CSS to help me add the HTML
Agent code to the interface of the published product I can add an HTML window
and place the code in that imported page; however it does not resolve my problem
with the Producer Launch page. I'm wondering if I can somehow put the code in a
page of it's own and bring it in through the CSS so it becomes a part of the
products interface. Thanks
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Steve Rindsberg
I'm not familiar with Producer or the Agent stuff, but in case it helps you track down
somebody to work with on this:
- I'm betting that you mean Javascript rather than Java. They're entirely different
critters.
- And I'm betting that the code in question is part of the HTML and JS files, not CSS (CSS
is a set of style definitions; it can specify what things are supposed to look like when
the HTML/XML's displayed, but so far as I know, it can't include code that actually
performs any actions (ie, Javascript, VBScript etc.)
Hope that helps a bit.
built in CSS, HTML, and Java pages for the most part. I'm looking for someone who is
familiar enough with CSS to help me add the HTML Agent code to the interface of the
published product I can add an HTML window and place the code in that imported page;
however it does not resolve my problem with the Producer Launch page. I'm wondering if I
can somehow put the code in a page of it's own and bring it in through the CSS so it
becomes a part of the products interface. Thanks
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somebody to work with on this:
- I'm betting that you mean Javascript rather than Java. They're entirely different
critters.
- And I'm betting that the code in question is part of the HTML and JS files, not CSS (CSS
is a set of style definitions; it can specify what things are supposed to look like when
the HTML/XML's displayed, but so far as I know, it can't include code that actually
performs any actions (ie, Javascript, VBScript etc.)
Hope that helps a bit.
work at all, as Producer converts the PP slides. The published interface of Producer isThe Producer Group sent me here. First off, Agent code in powerpoint has not seemed to
built in CSS, HTML, and Java pages for the most part. I'm looking for someone who is
familiar enough with CSS to help me add the HTML Agent code to the interface of the
published product I can add an HTML window and place the code in that imported page;
however it does not resolve my problem with the Producer Launch page. I'm wondering if I
can somehow put the code in a page of it's own and bring it in through the CSS so it
becomes a part of the products interface. Thanks
Michael Koerner said:You might want to ask in the Producer NG if there are any special procedures
when using Producer. Here are a couple of links on how to use Agent characters
in PowerPoint.
http://tinyurl.com/4yush or http://www.brainybetty.com/agent.htm
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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]
Can anyone give me directions or point me in the right direction to get help on
placing Agent Characters in the end product of Producer for Powerpoint? Thanks
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Glen Millar
Chris,
Briefly... there are a couple of ways MSAgent runs in PowerPoint; via code
in the notes section that a macro runs, or coms addins. The addins embed
code on the slide, but there is no way I know of that Producer can convert
this code. As Producer files are html and derivatives, that would be the
angle to look at. There are a number of people who know how to code html for
MSAgent, and the MSAgent newsgroup (posted by Michael) would be the place to
go. Also try http://www.msagentring.org/
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published interface of Producer is built in CSS, HTML, and Java pages for
the most part. I'm looking for someone who is familiar enough with CSS to
help me add the HTML Agent code to the interface of the published product I
can add an HTML window and place the code in that imported page; however it
does not resolve my problem with the Producer Launch page. I'm wondering if
I can somehow put the code in a page of it's own and bring it in through the
CSS so it becomes a part of the products interface. Thanks
Briefly... there are a couple of ways MSAgent runs in PowerPoint; via code
in the notes section that a macro runs, or coms addins. The addins embed
code on the slide, but there is no way I know of that Producer can convert
this code. As Producer files are html and derivatives, that would be the
angle to look at. There are a number of people who know how to code html for
MSAgent, and the MSAgent newsgroup (posted by Michael) would be the place to
go. Also try http://www.msagentring.org/
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Glen Millar
Microsoft PPT MVP
http://www.powerpointworkbench.com/
Please tell us your ppt version, and get back to us here
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not seemed to work at all, as Producer converts the PP slides. TheChris said:The Producer Group sent me here. First off, Agent code in powerpoint has
published interface of Producer is built in CSS, HTML, and Java pages for
the most part. I'm looking for someone who is familiar enough with CSS to
help me add the HTML Agent code to the interface of the published product I
can add an HTML window and place the code in that imported page; however it
does not resolve my problem with the Producer Launch page. I'm wondering if
I can somehow put the code in a page of it's own and bring it in through the
CSS so it becomes a part of the products interface. Thanks
Michael Koerner said:You might want to ask in the Producer NG if there are any special procedures
when using Producer. Here are a couple of links on how to use Agent characters
in PowerPoint.
http://tinyurl.com/4yush or http://www.brainybetty.com/agent.htm
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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]
Can anyone give me directions or point me in the right direction to get help on
placing Agent Characters in the end product of Producer for Powerpoint? Thanks
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Guest
Steve, thank you. Now I have an additional request. From what you have said
I believe I could set the style sheet to include an HTML window in the
pre-load page, just like the one in the presentation pages. That would
enable me to include the Agent code in that HTML page and I could get the
same result as I now have in the presentation pages. I do not; however, know
how to add an HTML window into the pre-load page. Can you help me with that
coding or do you know someone who could? Thanks again.
I believe I could set the style sheet to include an HTML window in the
pre-load page, just like the one in the presentation pages. That would
enable me to include the Agent code in that HTML page and I could get the
same result as I now have in the presentation pages. I do not; however, know
how to add an HTML window into the pre-load page. Can you help me with that
coding or do you know someone who could? Thanks again.
Steve Rindsberg said:I'm not familiar with Producer or the Agent stuff, but in case it helps you track down
somebody to work with on this:
- I'm betting that you mean Javascript rather than Java. They're entirely different
critters.
- And I'm betting that the code in question is part of the HTML and JS files, not CSS (CSS
is a set of style definitions; it can specify what things are supposed to look like when
the HTML/XML's displayed, but so far as I know, it can't include code that actually
performs any actions (ie, Javascript, VBScript etc.)
Hope that helps a bit.
work at all, as Producer converts the PP slides. The published interface of Producer isThe Producer Group sent me here. First off, Agent code in powerpoint has not seemed to
built in CSS, HTML, and Java pages for the most part. I'm looking for someone who is
familiar enough with CSS to help me add the HTML Agent code to the interface of the
published product I can add an HTML window and place the code in that imported page;
however it does not resolve my problem with the Producer Launch page. I'm wondering if I
can somehow put the code in a page of it's own and bring it in through the CSS so it
becomes a part of the products interface. ThanksMichael Koerner said:You might want to ask in the Producer NG if there are any special procedures
when using Producer. Here are a couple of links on how to use Agent characters
in PowerPoint.
http://tinyurl.com/4yush or http://www.brainybetty.com/agent.htm
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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]
Can anyone give me directions or point me in the right direction to get help on
placing Agent Characters in the end product of Producer for Powerpoint? Thanks
--
Steve Rindsberg, PPT MVP
PPT FAQ: www.pptfaq.com
PPTools: www.pptools.com
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Steve Rindsberg
Steve, thank you. Now I have an additional request. From what you have said
I believe I could set the style sheet to include an HTML window in the
pre-load page, just like the one in the presentation pages.
Not that I know of. Again, CSS is just a set of style definitions.
It tells the browser stuff like "When you see a <p> tag, here's how I want you to display it"
It contains no scripting code or anything that controls multiple windows.
That would
enable me to include the Agent code in that HTML page and I could get the
same result as I now have in the presentation pages. I do not; however, know
how to add an HTML window into the pre-load page. Can you help me with that
coding or do you know someone who could? Thanks again.
As I said, I know nada about Agent code or what it might require.
You may need to look for the answer to that question in a group specific to Agent, but maybe
somebody here will have an idea too.
The microphone's open, folks. Step right up! ;-)
Steve Rindsberg said:I'm not familiar with Producer or the Agent stuff, but in case it helps you track down
somebody to work with on this:
- I'm betting that you mean Javascript rather than Java. They're entirely different
critters.
- And I'm betting that the code in question is part of the HTML and JS files, not CSS (CSS
is a set of style definitions; it can specify what things are supposed to look like when
the HTML/XML's displayed, but so far as I know, it can't include code that actually
performs any actions (ie, Javascript, VBScript etc.)
Hope that helps a bit.
work at all, as Producer converts the PP slides. The published interface of Producer isThe Producer Group sent me here. First off, Agent code in powerpoint has not seemed to
built in CSS, HTML, and Java pages for the most part. I'm looking for someone who is
familiar enough with CSS to help me add the HTML Agent code to the interface of the
published product I can add an HTML window and place the code in that imported page;
however it does not resolve my problem with the Producer Launch page. I'm wondering if I
can somehow put the code in a page of it's own and bring it in through the CSS so it
becomes a part of the products interface. Thanks:
You might want to ask in the Producer NG if there are any special procedures
when using Producer. Here are a couple of links on how to use Agent characters
in PowerPoint.
http://tinyurl.com/4yush or http://www.brainybetty.com/agent.htm
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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]
Can anyone give me directions or point me in the right direction to get help on
placing Agent Characters in the end product of Producer for Powerpoint? Thanks
--
Steve Rindsberg, PPT MVP
PPT FAQ: www.pptfaq.com
PPTools: www.pptools.com
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Tom Hodgers
Hi Chris,
Due to conversion , MS Agent will not work within Producer. However it may
be added to the resulting HTML file using Javascript.
WebMaster Tools have recently released PowerWebTools which includes an
MSAgent Javascript Editor that works perfectly. You can download a free
trial (you may use it 20 times before buying) here:
www.sofotex.com/PowerwebTools-download_L21781.html or from:
http://www.powerwebtools.biz/ go to downloads link, or do a Google search
for PowerWebTools.
This information appeared in a string on the microsoft.public.msagent group
about 15 days ago. About a week ago they also offered a free standing
version of of the MSAgent Javascript Editor but I have misplaced the link.
I hope this helps you out.
Cheers,
Tom Hodgers
Powerpoint? Thanks
Due to conversion , MS Agent will not work within Producer. However it may
be added to the resulting HTML file using Javascript.
WebMaster Tools have recently released PowerWebTools which includes an
MSAgent Javascript Editor that works perfectly. You can download a free
trial (you may use it 20 times before buying) here:
www.sofotex.com/PowerwebTools-download_L21781.html or from:
http://www.powerwebtools.biz/ go to downloads link, or do a Google search
for PowerWebTools.
This information appeared in a string on the microsoft.public.msagent group
about 15 days ago. About a week ago they also offered a free standing
version of of the MSAgent Javascript Editor but I have misplaced the link.
I hope this helps you out.
Cheers,
Tom Hodgers
help on placing Agent Characters in the end product of Producer forPPTMagician said:Hi Chris,
The best product for incorporating MS Agent characters into Powerpoint is voxproxy.
www.voxproxy.com
I don't know if it can output to Producer though.
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Glenna Shaw
PowerPoint MVP
http://www.powerpointmagician.com
Powerpoint? Thanks
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Tom Hodgers
Have just found the link for the free standing version of the MSAgent
Javascript Editor on an Italian webpage:
http://www.powerwebtools.biz/mje
This link is only for a purchasing offer. No trial is available for the
free.-standing version, although it is worthwhile visiting to see the
examples of MSAgent on this webpage.
Cheers,
Tom
Javascript Editor on an Italian webpage:
http://www.powerwebtools.biz/mje
This link is only for a purchasing offer. No trial is available for the
free.-standing version, although it is worthwhile visiting to see the
examples of MSAgent on this webpage.
Cheers,
Tom