HTML/txt to powerpoint

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Hi All,

Is there a particular format that the html files or text files
can follow, such that power point can open them and create slides?

For example, Excel can open up text files which are comma/tab
dilimited.

Please help!!

Thanks,
Cathy.
 
You can just use WordPad and type lines and use tabs. The following will
give you three slides with titles of "Title", "Slide1" and "Slide 2".
The third slide will also have two bullet items - - "Something" and
"Something else" - - and the second bullet will have a sub-bullet "A little
more".

Title
Slide 1
Slide 2
Something
Something else
A little more

Or you can use Word and use the Heading 1, Heading 2, Heading 3, etc.,
styles. PowerPoint will open a Word (.doc) file or a .txt file, plus
others.
 
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