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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / October 2006pps file in website
I want to offer to visitors to our Publisher 2000 website a way to run a pps file. Can it be done? Presently, the file Venezia.pps is Hyperlinked on the site www.vanusa.org, History page. As it is now, it offers visitors to download it; I'd like it to play. Can do?  SignatureDon ------- Vancouver, USA Hi Don, It is my understanding that you can convert a pps to html, in which case you could upload that html to a folder on your site, and link to it. Here is one tutorial I found: http://www.iupui.edu/~webtrain/tutorials/powerpoint2000_basics.html#html_wizard DavidF >I want to offer to visitors to our Publisher 2000 website a way to run a >pps file. Can it be done? > > Presently, the file Venezia.pps is Hyperlinked on the site www.vanusa.org, > History page. As it is now, it offers visitors to download it; I'd like > it to play. Can do? David, Thanks for the suggestion but I don't have PowerPoint, just the Viewer. don > Hi Don, > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >> www.vanusa.org, History page. As it is now, it offers visitors to >> download it; I'd like it to play. Can do? Update: Just to see what if, I changed the file name from Venezia.pps to Venezia.ppt. Not in any program, just in Windows Explorer. Now when clicking on the link it asks if you want to open it or save it. Open it does the trick. When it was a pps file the only option was to save the file. Thanks again for you help David. You've done so several times. This ol soul envies youth and skill. ciao, SignatureDon Skydiver's Rule: Pull the rip cord when people are the size of ants; not when the ants are the size of people. > David, > [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] >>> www.vanusa.org, History page. As it is now, it offers visitors to >>> download it; I'd like it to play. Can do? Don, That's good info to know. Thanks. You are welcome. I am sure others appreciate your help here. But I don't know about youth or skill ;-) DavidF > Update: > [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] >>>> www.vanusa.org, History page. As it is now, it offers visitors to >>>> download it; I'd like it to play. Can do?
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