Don't want to use the Nav control

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Using Office 2K on Win XP Pro
When I publish a PowerPoint presentation to my website it works fine i
I specify a "add slide navigation controls". I move from slide to slid
using the menu. If I uncheck the controls option the first page come
up but I can't get it to move on to the other 57 pages.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Thanks
 
What kind of navigation did you provide in your original presentation
(the PPT file)? Are you relying on transition timings, action settings,
hyperlinks, what?
 
I specify a "add slide navigation controls". I move from slide to slide
using the menu. If I uncheck the controls option the first page comes
up but I can't get it to move on to the other 57 pages.
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Add action buttons that perform the types of navigation you want to offer to
the Slide (it if there is one, Title) Master in PowerPoint. Typically Next
Slide, Previous Slide, Home, End Show.

These should become clickable/working buttons when you convert to HTML.
 
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Hello,

PowerPoint does not have the specific capability that you are looking for
although, as others may have indicated there are workarounds which involve
also making changes to your presentation to provide navigation (HTML
version of a kiosk presentation).

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provide this functionality (without have to resort repeatedly to manual
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