PowerPoint Topic 7

Viewing Online Presentations

 

  • Creating a Web Presentation
    When you save a presentation as a Web page, PowerPoint creates a folder with the same name as the Web page presentation.

    Menu, Point and click <File>: click Save As

Web Page

Click
<Save>


Click <Publish>

Click <Complete Presentation> option
Click <All Browsers Listed Above>
Click <Web Options> Select <General> tab

Select <Add Slide Navigation Controls> box
Select a color scheme
Select <Show Slide Animation While Browsing>
Click <OK>
Click <Publish>


Click <Open> button at the Standard toolbar
Web Page.htm appears in the folder




PowerPoint Presentation Demo in Internet



Publishing PowerPoint in Internet at Web Site

Website Registration Information and Uploading





  • Working with Online Presentations
    You can easily
    save a presentation as a Web page in HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) format.


Click
<File> <Web Page Preview>

http://eduweb.nie.edu.sg/microlessons/NavigationGuide_files/frame.htm



When viewing a presentation as a web page, the browser is divided into three frames.

Right-click (Quick menu) the frame if you wish to print, move between slides, end show.



Note : You may neeed to download the VML from the Internet




  • Setting Kiosk Mode
    Self-running slide shows are a great way to communicate information without having to have someone available to run the show. You might want to set up a presentation to run unattended in a kiosk at a trade show.

    Click
    <Slide Show>
    Click <Set Up Show>

    Click <Browsed at a kiosk (full screen)>

    When you click this option, the Loop Continuously Until <Esc> button

    Click <OK>

    <Esc>
    Stop

Menu, Point and click <File>: click Save As

PowerPoint Show

 

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