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Allen - 18 Aug 2006 19:47 GMT
When posting a .ppt file link to a html page, I want PowerPoint to open-up.
Right now the ppt. file populates the browser window. or you can down load
and save. Again I want th ppt file to open with PowerPoint Help?
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Stephanie - 18 Aug 2006 21:55 GMT
Save the file as a .pps (PowerPoint Show) and link to that version on your
html page.  When you click the link, it should open in show view without the
toolbars.

Stephanie

> When posting a .ppt file link to a html page, I want PowerPoint to open-up.
> Right now the ppt. file populates the browser window. or you can down load
> and save. Again I want th ppt file to open with PowerPoint Help?
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Allen - 18 Aug 2006 22:05 GMT
My fault, I did not clarify, I want this file to open in powerpoint so it can
be printed. Thanks

> Save the file as a .pps (PowerPoint Show) and link to that version on your
> html page.  When you click the link, it should open in show view without the
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> > Right now the ppt. file populates the browser window. or you can down load
> > and save. Again I want th ppt file to open with PowerPoint Help?
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Allen - 18 Aug 2006 22:03 GMT
> When posting a .ppt file link to a html page, I want PowerPoint to open-up.
> Right now the ppt. file populates the browser window. or you can down load
> and save. Again I want th ppt file to open with PowerPoint Help? I would like to have this file open up in my PowerPoint program so it can be printed.
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