When will PP presentations be ready for the web

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I'm an avid 2002 PP user looking for ways and even other software to publish
slide presentations with sound to the web. Like some of the very striking ones
we all have seen. With all of the current PP problems of continuous sound in
html, having to re-write code, etc., to barely make it work, will PP ever be a
viable option for these types of web presentations? If not, what software do
you suggest? Astound? Flash?
Thanks.
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Hi,

Forget Astound as it was bought out and not continued.

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Glen Millar
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