Save as webpage

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Hi!

I am able to create a ppt and save as a webpage easily. I am unable to
choose the points in the outline that are listed in the navigation bar. What
is going on?

The program is selecting the first sentence in the last paragraph as the
name of the page.

The page is titled and also has a header. Why is it consistently chosing
this odd sentence thread location as the title of the page and how can I
correct it?

Anyone know??
 
The navigation list is generated from the title placeholders (where it says
"click to add title"). I suspect your last paragraph was inserted into the
title placeholder.
 
Hi!
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Hi. You can't be me. I'm me. You're you. See? Easy.

Look at the Outline View. The title of each slide is next to the little slide
icon. As far as PPT's concerned, that's the title of the slide and that's what
it'll use in the navigation pane when it creates a web page.
 
I thought that the title of the page would be the outline title also; turns
out it's not.

Frustrating, because I cannot fix it.

Anyone willing to look at it for me?
 
I thought that the title of the page would be the outline title also; turns
out it's not.
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It is. Or rather, what PowerPoint thinks is the title becomes the outline
title, not just any text box that happens to be at the top of the slide.
Frustrating, because I cannot fix it.
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Yes, you can. It might take more work than you'd like, but it's fixable.

Did you check the outline tab of your presentation as I suggested earlier?
 
Yes, My outline was fine. ithink I discovered one error and that was the
heading I typed into stated sub title. It listed both titles as separtate
pages??

Anyway... I now have another problem. I do not have theh original ppt that
was saved as html. Is ther anyway to get into the powerpoint slides from the
html version? I may have to redo everything?
 
"Anyway... I now have another problem. I do not have the original ppt that
was saved as html. Is there anyway to get into the powerpoint slides from
the html version?"

Shyam answered this in your other post

Launch PowerPoint and then select File | Open to open the html file. Now
select File | Save As... and choose Presentation to get back the PPT.
 
Anyway... I now have another problem. I do not have theh original ppt that
was saved as html. Is ther anyway to get into the powerpoint slides from the
html version? I may have to redo everything?
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Probably not.

Choose File, Open and point to the main HTML file. PPT should open it w/o
problems. Immediately do File, Save As and choose PowerPoint Presentation.

But I'm puzzled. You say the outline is fine. How can you know that if you
don't have the PPT?
 
I recreated a dummy ppt and retitled.

In 2007, ppt still creates an incorrect outline bar.

It is frustrating!

Eventually I went to the 2003 template (unavailable online) for an intranet
webpage. Everything went fine. I am curious why this template is not
available online and not in 2007 templates either. Any chance it is saved as
something else?

It is a great tool for group communication!
 
Y'know, I think you still haven't answered my question about what you see in
the outline pane next to each slide where the title should appear. Before
going any further, I'd like to know that.
 
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