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MS Office Forum / General PowerPoint Questions / October 2006Can a website done in Powerpont be converted to frontpage?
I developed a website in Powerpoint because I was told it was an option and I am most familiar with it. When the presentation is viewed as a website it works perfectly including all of the 900+ links, however, I am now trying to add a check-out with shopping carts and I can't figure out how to do it. Can this be done in Powerpoint, or do I need to developed the site in Frontpage. If so, I hope there is a way to convert what I've done so far in Powerpoint to Frontpage because it has been a lot of work! HELP! Need check-out before I stroke-out! You are using a wrong tool. While PowerPoint presentation can be output to a web page. It is very limited and certainly not a web page development tool. What you can try to do is: 1. Save a html in PowerPoint. 2. Launch FrontPage 3. Select Tools | Options 4. Select the 'Configure Editors' tab 5. Untick the option that says 'Open web pages in the Office application that created them' 6. Click OK 7. Now open the html files generate by PowerPoint and try to incorporate your shopping cart.  SignatureRegards, Shyam Pillai Toolbox http://skp.mvps.org/toolbox >I developed a website in Powerpoint because I was told it was an option and >I [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > HELP! Need check-out before I stroke-out! HI Maybe to convert your PowerPoint presentations to flash is a way to make your work easy. It will helps to put your PowerPoint on web and you can use it for some of your website. See PPT2Flash Standard at http://www.sameshow. However, for a professional and functional website, you would better use other tools like dreamweaver or frontpage. > I developed a website in Powerpoint because I was told it was an option and I > am most familiar with it. When the presentation is viewed as a website it [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > HELP! Need check-out before I stroke-out! |
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