How to transfer a PowerPoint persentation to the web using CSS?

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How do I successfully transfer a PowerPoint (PP) presentation on to a web
page? I know that in PP there is a way to convert it to an HTML format. Is
that good enough? How does that work with CSS?

If there are a few tutorials out there I would appreciate someone pointing
me to them or a few sentences explaining what I have to do would be
appreciated!

Thanks!
Ellington
 
How do I successfully transfer a PowerPoint (PP) presentation on to a web
page? I know that in PP there is a way to convert it to an HTML format. Is
that good enough?
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Good enough for what? ;-)

Seriously, PowerPoint 2000 and up do a surprisingly good job of converting
presentations to html but there are a few drawbacks. The results are targeted
more at MSIE than the other browsers and you don't get a lot of control over
how the presentation's laid out and displayed.
How does that work with CSS?
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It uses CSS but doesn't really open the CSS up for you to control. The HTML it
makes is complex and doesn't lend itself to human-editing.
If there are a few tutorials out there I would appreciate someone pointing
me to them or a few sentences explaining what I have to do would be
appreciated!
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Have a look here and at the next couple pages after it:

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

If you want something that's more CSS-friendly, see our PPT2HTML demo and info
at: http://ppt2html.pptools.com

There's no CSS-specific info there, but PPT2HTML would let you use CSS to
control formatting, no problem.


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Steve Rindsberg said:
Good enough for what? ;-)

Seriously, PowerPoint 2000 and up do a surprisingly good job of converting
presentations to html but there are a few drawbacks. The results are targeted
more at MSIE than the other browsers and you don't get a lot of control over
how the presentation's laid out and displayed.
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Great data Steve! You have a great sense of humor! :~)

Thank you!

CiberGuy
 
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