FrontPage 2003 to Website

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I have PowerPoint files that I wish to view at my website
pages. I use FrontPage 2003 to create my webpages and
effect file publishing via FTP to remote web server. I
don't use SharePoint services. I also intend to create a
link on my webpage so that users can get a PowerPoint
viewer if they don't already have one. How do I add a
PowerPoint file to my website so it can be viewed given
these conditions?
 
If you are giving viewers an option to download the PowerPoint Viewer via a
link, you can provide download links for the presentations as well.

Another option is to convert the entire presentation to HTML.

Look here:

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

You can also convert PowerPoint to ORM (online rich media):

http://www.indezine.com/articles/onlinerichmedia.html


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Thanks for info. The real problem seems to be that I only
have the PowerPoint viewer and not PowerPoint software so I
can't convert a ppt file to a htm or html file. Is there a
n inexpensive or free way I can convert the ppt file to a
htm or mtml file without using PowerPoint Software, eg. can
FrontPage 2003 convert ppt file to html?
 
Thanks for info. The real problem seems to be that I only
have the PowerPoint viewer and not PowerPoint software so I
can't convert a ppt file to a htm or html file. Is there a
n inexpensive or free way I can convert the ppt file to a
htm or mtml file without using PowerPoint Software, eg. can
FrontPage 2003 convert ppt file to html?
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No, afraid not.

You'd either need to purchase PowerPoint to do that, but instead, you could
supply the link to the viewer as you've already mentioned and simply post the
PPT file itself on the web and add a link to it as well.

People who already have PPT or the viewer can (generally, depending on browser
settings) view the presentation in their browser or they can download the file
and view it w/in PPT/viewer.
 
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