[mso] Powerpoint Presentations on Intranet Site
- From: "Christine" <blue3123@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "Microsoft Office Group" <mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 1 Mar 2003 13:32:55 -0800
> Hi all, hope this is office related since it deals with Powerpoint.
>
> I'm trying to put some PP slide shows on our intranet site. I've set up
> the links page (I'm working off a LAN drive before uploading to the
> intranet) and have each one of the powerpoint presentations in the folder.
> When I click on a link, I get a dialog box that asks if you want to open
> or save, (which is what we want). If you click on open, it opens the
> slide show in IE. However, when you click on a the show to move to the
> next page you get the dialog box again, asking if you want to open or save
> the file. Once you click on it a second time, the slide show works fine.
> But then, at the end of the slide show, to get back to the main page, you
> have to click the back button twice. I'm guessing this is caused by
> having to open the slide show a second time to move to the next slides.
>
> The slide show is current saved as a ppt file. I tried saving as a pps
> slide show, but then you don't get the option to view, only to save. I
> saved as a pdf and I published it as a web page (html file) from within
> powerpoint. The html option doesn't show the slide show properly, some
> information is missing. The pdf is okay, but it's not really what they
> want. They want managers to be able download the ppt file and use the
> slides in their own presentations to staff, but they also want the option
> to view from the website directly. I have 16 different presentations that
> have to be put up on the intranet on monday.
>
> Anyone have any idea what might be wrong? Is it because I'm on the LAN
> drive rather than the intranet? Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Christine
>
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