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lynn

can you embed power point viewer into power point presentation slide show
..pps
can this be dun? thanks lynn
 
Lucy Thomson said:
Hi

You can use 'package for cd' to include the viewer. You don't actually need
to burn it to a CD, as there is a command to package to a folder which you
can then put on a usb/zip & e-mail, etc:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint/CH063501771033.aspx

Lucy

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THANKS ,BUT THIS IS NOT FOR EMAIL OR A CD ....BUT IT'S ON A LINK IN MY HOME PAGE TO SEE MY POWER POINT SLIDE SHOW. AND IF SOME ONE DOES NOT HAVE POWER POINT ON THERE COMPUTER, THAN THEY CAN'T VIEW MY SLIDE SHOW. SO HOW CAN I PUT IT INTO MY .PPS SHOW > THANKS LYNN
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Hi Lynn

No need to shout :-). I would suggest adding a link on your site to the MS
page where people can download the viewer - the 2007 viewer is a large file
and people who don't need it might not appreciate that. Or a website
installing software on their computer... An alternative would be to convert
it to a different file type, such as a wmv or flash file.
Convert presentations to VHS or DVD video
http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00156.htm
Convert PowerPoint to Flash
http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00147.htm

Lucy
 
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THANKS ,BUT THIS IS NOT FOR EMAIL OR A CD ....BUT IT'S ON A LINK IN
MY HOME PAGE TO SEE MY POWER POINT SLIDE SHOW. AND IF SOME ONE DOES
NOT HAVE POWER POINT ON THERE COMPUTER, THAN THEY CAN'T VIEW MY SLIDE
SHOW. SO HOW CAN I PUT IT INTO MY .PPS SHOW > THANKS LYNN
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As this is not possible, you might want to convert the slideshow to PDF.
PDF is one of the generally accepted Web formats that nowadays can be
assumed that people can open, whereas PPT or PPS are not.

Of course, you need a PDF printer application to do the conversation.
 
Matti Vuori said:
As this is not possible, you might want to convert the slideshow to PDF.
PDF is one of the generally accepted Web formats that nowadays can be
assumed that people can open, whereas PPT or PPS are not.

Of course, you need a PDF printer application to do the conversation.
Click to expand...

D'oh! Can't believe I didn't think of pdf. And I'm normally such the
'easiest route possible' gal :-). Thanks Matti

Lucy
 
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