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I have a set of MS PowerPoint slides. Around 50 slides, most with
embedded images.
I need to convert them to a website.
There is a bunch of complicating stuff in-bewteen, but my question is
broad, so some of the details are not critical. Has anyone else converted
a PPT presentation to a webpage? How did you do it?
My problems include the following:
* PPT's native "Save as Web Page..." tool sucks ass-nuggets. The
resulting slide show is only viewable in MSIE and the resulting slide show
is full of unnecessary markup and and general bandwidth waste. Using
"Save As Webpage..." is *not* an option!!
* The slides are all supposed to be the same format but they are not.
* This site will need to be maintained in a CMS by a non-techie. (I am
building the CMS).
* Getting images out of PPT files sucks ass-nuggets. The only real option
is "Save as Web Page..." and then taking the resulting image files in the
xxx_files subdirectory. However, resizing the *huge* images for use on
the web takes some (albeit only a small amount) technical skill that I'm
not confident the non-techie who will be maintaining this thing has.
* Other issues...
Right now I'm just brainstorming so any ideas would be great. Thank you
thank you!
embedded images.
I need to convert them to a website.
There is a bunch of complicating stuff in-bewteen, but my question is
broad, so some of the details are not critical. Has anyone else converted
a PPT presentation to a webpage? How did you do it?
My problems include the following:
* PPT's native "Save as Web Page..." tool sucks ass-nuggets. The
resulting slide show is only viewable in MSIE and the resulting slide show
is full of unnecessary markup and and general bandwidth waste. Using
"Save As Webpage..." is *not* an option!!
* The slides are all supposed to be the same format but they are not.
* This site will need to be maintained in a CMS by a non-techie. (I am
building the CMS).
* Getting images out of PPT files sucks ass-nuggets. The only real option
is "Save as Web Page..." and then taking the resulting image files in the
xxx_files subdirectory. However, resizing the *huge* images for use on
the web takes some (albeit only a small amount) technical skill that I'm
not confident the non-techie who will be maintaining this thing has.
* Other issues...
Right now I'm just brainstorming so any ideas would be great. Thank you
thank you!