Can I create a hierarchy "three menu" in Powerpoint

[Bit-101]

I usually do presentations in Macromedia Flash and Macromedia Dreamweaver.

The big problem with Powerpoint (as I see it)- is the lack of possibilities
of creating
traitional Microsoft "three menu" in the navigation, so the audience can see
where you are in the presentation and where you can go in the navigation.
Am I right or wrong?
An if I am wrong - how can I create this navigation?
/Peter from Sweden

 

[Bill Foley]

Actually quite simple to do. Check out this link to find a nice tutorial on
how to do it.

http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00040.htm

 

[Bit-101]

Sorry I did not spell the word tree right.
I mean "tree menu" not "three menu".
The tutorial is useless because of my bad english.
Sorry.

"Bill Foley" skrev:

 

[Bill Foley]

Sorry I also misunderstood. I was sort of confused as well. If you are
looking for 'flyouts" similar to web pages, this isn't the easiest thing to
accomplish in PowerPoint. A lot can be done using "mouseover" action
settings, linking to other slides, and VBA, but it will take some effort.

Is there anything in particular you are trying to do that you can explain
more in depth? Someone else might have a solution for you.

 

[Bit-101]

Here is a example of my tree navigation:

[-]COMPANY
-2001
-2002
-2003
-2004
-2005

[-]ORGANIATION
- Marketing
- Sales
- Production
- Purchase

[X] ECONOMY

Then I simply want to convert to html-pages so I can view on any plattform
through a webrowser or similar.
(pc, mac..)





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