Power Point

16 years ago

Export to a PDF document and serve that instead on the website.

PDF is more of an industry standard and is operating system agnostic.

Dee.

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jonnyrottan 16 years ago

You could convert the PPT to a flv and serve it that way?
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mywebwork

16 years ago

One method I have used is to save each individual PowerPoint slide as a separate graphic file. I then use a slideshow plugin (or script if it's a non-CMS site) to display the presentation on the site without requiring the user to have any special software to view it.

Bill

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manishrawat

16 years ago

Originally Posted by mywebwork

One method I have used is to save each individual PowerPoint slide as a separate graphic file. I then use a slideshow plugin (or script if it's a non-CMS site) to display the presentation on the site without requiring the user to have any special software to view it.

Bill

I agree or what you can do is convert ppt into video and then embed it in your website. even this could be a professional way to share information on your website. This way some one visiting your website does not need any special software to see your video/ppt.

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Glenn Leader

16 years ago

^^^^ What Bill said ^^^^

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NetMan

16 years ago

It can also be exported as HTML files, however I have never tried this. I guess this is something to try out.

Andre Foisy

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ButterflyGarden

16 years ago

You can either convert it to a video or a PDF. There are a number of tools that will allow you to convert the PowerPoint here are a bunch - PowerPoint to Video

These tools will allow you to convert PowerPoint presentation to video formats, including avi, mpeg, 3gp, mp4, wmv, mov, etc.

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Howard008

16 years ago

You can put the PPT file on Web as Flash or video files.

Check these tools for Converting PowerPoint to Flash or Converting PowerPoint to Video

Good luck.

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nelsonbiglar

16 years ago

I like the idea of converting to video, upload it to youtube and link to it from the website. Video marketing is HOT!

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JoMo

16 years ago

Great Ideas. Thanks.

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Barry Patterson

16 years ago

Originally Posted by JoMo

I am building a site for a client, and she sent me a power point presentation, that she had had on one of her old sites. Does it make any sense to put a PPT file on a website? You have to have power point in order to view it, correct? And if the customer doesn't then its is just a link to something that they can not see. Seems like a bad idea to me, but what do you think?

-joel

I agree with you. After visiting others at their homes and finding they do not have powerpoint installed, I will not use it any longer. There are so many other site builders available that one can use. Even a reasonable cost by yahoo. Lots to look at there. BeBiz.com is another reasonable price, and quite different.

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Dave Lianelli

16 years ago

JoMO, why don't grab a copy of Camtasia and record a professional video out of it.

You can use the existing PowerPoint presentation, record your audio message with it and even include some special effects, a video of yourself etcetera.

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dwightsmith2009

16 years ago

You can upload the powerpoint file onto Slideshare.net so that you can embed it in your website as a flash, but the animations, transitions, video clips or audios will not be preserved.
If you want to preserve all these effects, you can use a professional PowerPoint to video converter like Moyea or Leawo.

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