Powerpoint on the Web

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How can PowerPoint files be best published on the web? Is there a free
player that users can download to view the files if they don't own
PowerPoint? Is there a way to export the content in a PowerPoint to
HTML files, or perhaps Flash files?

Thanks.

-Ray
 
Austin said:
Yes to all the above and the PowerPoint Help will point you to the answers.
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Austin Myers
MS PowerPoint MVP Team

Provider of PFCMedia, PFCPro, PFCExpress
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All that things leave the control of the PPoint
presentation to the viewer.

What would be of maximum interest is to publish
a Power Point presentation leaving the control
of the show to the presenter, perhaps with his
audio on it.
 
How can PowerPoint files be best published on the web? Is there a free
player that users can download to view the files if they don't own
PowerPoint? Is there a way to export the content in a PowerPoint to
HTML files, or perhaps Flash files?
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There's no "best" answer, other than the one that best suits your particular
needs (budget, features that need to be supported in the PPT presentation,
software and bandwidth available to your audience, etc).

Have a look here for some ideas:

WEBifying your PowerPoint
http://www.pptfaq.com/index.html#name_WEBifying_your_PowerPoint
 
To convert powerpoint to flash may best satisfy your needs. Flash can
play inside web browser. You can use a conversion program to convert
your powerpoint to flash then insert it in a webpage or place a link to
it. The good thing with a flash prenstation is that viewer do not have
to download it or install powerpoint on their pC.

For the conversion program, you may have a look at PPT2Flash Standard
http://www.sameshow.com
 
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