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I'm working on a powerpoint. I sent it to the web page(html) and the pause
will not work or the hyperlinks. What can I do so they will work?
 
I'm working on a powerpoint. I sent it to the web page(html) and the pause
will not work or the hyperlinks. What can I do so they will work?

We'll need you to be more specific.

What version of PowerPoint?

What pause do you mean? Bear in mind that an HTML version of your presentation
won't work exactly the way a PPT version will.

What sort of hyperlinks aren't working? What do you expect to happen and what
happens instead?

For example, if you have hyperlinks to, say, a PDF on your hard drive, that's
where the link points ... to your hard drive. Now look at the link target when
you hover the cursor over the link in the HTML version. What's it point to?
 
I have PowerPoint 2002. In the regular show you can right click hit screen
then pause it. It doesn't work as a web page. Is there a way to do this? In
the powerpoint show I have hyperlinks that I click on and it custom skips a
slide and go on to the next one. The slide it skips is s help screen and is
there only if you need it, but it shows up in the show and it don't skip it
in the web page. I don't know how to fix that and ideas? Thanks
 
I have PowerPoint 2002. In the regular show you can right click hit screen
then pause it. It doesn't work as a web page. Is there a way to do this?

The pause feature isn't a property of the presentation, it's a feature of PowerPoint
or the free Viewer, but not of browsers ... so it doesn't work when you view a
presentation in the browser.

It might work if you post a PPT rather than PPT saved as HTML to your web site
though. Give that a try.

In
the powerpoint show I have hyperlinks that I click on and it custom skips a
slide and go on to the next one. The slide it skips is s help screen and is
there only if you need it, but it shows up in the show and it don't skip it
in the web page. I don't know how to fix that and ideas? Thanks

That *should* work, I think. Can you post a link to the presentation on the web so
we can have a look? Describe what slide we should navigate to in order to find an
example link.
 
As far as clicking on the slide, only solution you could have is adding a
javascript code in every slide's source code <HEAD> section...and in each
tag write the path to the next slide :

<script language="JavaScript1.2">


function dblclick() {

document.location='nextslide.htm'


}
if (document.layers) {
document.captureEvents(Event.ONDBLCLICK);
}
document.ondblclick=dblclick;
//-->
</script>

Hope it helps !!

Gus

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Steve Rindsberg said:
I have PowerPoint 2002. In the regular show you can right click hit screen
then pause it. It doesn't work as a web page. Is there a way to do
this?

The pause feature isn't a property of the presentation, it's a feature of PowerPoint
or the free Viewer, but not of browsers ... so it doesn't work when you view a
presentation in the browser.

It might work if you post a PPT rather than PPT saved as HTML to your web site
though. Give that a try.

In
the powerpoint show I have hyperlinks that I click on and it custom skips a
slide and go on to the next one. The slide it skips is s help screen and is
there only if you need it, but it shows up in the show and it don't skip it
in the web page. I don't know how to fix that and ideas? Thanks

That *should* work, I think. Can you post a link to the presentation on the web so
we can have a look? Describe what slide we should navigate to in order to find an
example link.
 
Sam,

Just wondering if Gus' suggestion worked for you. I would like to add
JavaScript to our PPT (specifically click a button and jump to a
glossary page). The problem lies when I attempt to save my work after
adding the JavaScript, everything I added disappears. Thought 'save'
was supposed to retain your changes. Bizzarre!

Please let me know what you found out! THANKS

Tammy
FireGeek822 AT hotmail DOT com
 
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