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MS Office Forum / General PowerPoint Questions / September 2007Auto-advance in HTML
I have a presentation with a recorded narration that I want to publish as html. By default, the user has to click the narration/sound icon for each slide, and then when the slide is done, they have to click the "next" button and then click the narration icon again. When the narration for each slide is finished, I want it to move on to the next slide and begin the next narration automatically, as it would if it were a regular ppt file. I know this is possible by manipulating the html and/or script.js file but I don't know the details. Does anyone know how to do this? Thanks! You can attach your narrations to an event like a text box, paragraph of text etc, and the sound will play automatically without having to click on the sound icon. you can see this in action by visiting this site www.oldfco.ca/tutorial/pptohtml.html  SignatureMichael Koerner MS MVP - PowerPoint >I have a presentation with a recorded narration that I want to publish as > html. By default, the user has to click the narration/sound icon for each [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Thanks! Thanks for the tip. I've looked at that demo and it isn't quite what I'm looking for. My presentation is 146 slides, so I'm looking for a way for it to play without any user intervention. There should be a way to insert the commands that start the narration and advances to the next slide into the script. These commands are ordinarily executed when the buttons are clicked, so it should just be a matter of copying and pasting these commands to wherever they need to go, except they won't depend on a mouse click -- they would execute automatically. Is there any documentation on the script.js file? Thanks! > You can attach your narrations to an event like a text box, paragraph of > text etc, and the sound will play automatically without having to click on [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > > > Thanks! Thanks for the tip. I've looked at that demo and it isn't quite what I'm looking for. My presentation is 146 slides, so I'm looking for a way for it to play without any user intervention. There should be a way to insert the commands that start the narration and advances to the next slide into the script. These commands are ordinarily executed when the buttons are clicked, so it should just be a matter of copying and pasting these commands to wherever they need to go, except they won't depend on a mouse click -- they would execute automatically. Is there any documentation on the script.js file? Thanks! > You can attach your narrations to an event like a text box, paragraph of > text etc, and the sound will play automatically without having to click on [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > > > Thanks! The click to go to the next slide is what I set, as there is a lot of reading. You can have the slides advance quite easily after a set period of time or after the last transition takes place SignatureMichael Koerner MS MVP - PowerPoint > Thanks for the tip. I've looked at that demo and it isn't quite what I'm > looking for. My presentation is 146 slides, so I'm looking for a way for [quoted text clipped - 38 lines] >> > >> > Thanks! |
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