HTML coding

[Sheraven]

I cannot seem to locate an example of the coding needed to
embed a .ppt into a webpage. Usually it would be
something like:

<embed src......
</emebed>

Can anyone help me please? Thank you.

Sheraven

 

[Gus Collot]

The code :

<EMBED SRC="myfile.ppt" WIDTH=100% HEIGHT=100%</EMBED>

or you could also apply the frame approach...

<iframe src="dossac.pps" WIDTH=100% HEIGHT=100%</iframe>

Regards,

Gus Collot
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[Glen Millar]

Sheraven,

I don't know anything about html much, but it should be as simple as linking
to the file that runs the ppt. For example, if you published as Example.htm,
link to that. Do you really have to "embed" it?

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Glen Millar
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[Gus Collot]

Hi, Glen....

You see, that depends on how you want your pres to look, how big, its
relative position within the page, whether you wish to frame it along with
other objects, etc. If you just link, PPoint takes control of the whole
page.

Good luck,

Gus Collot

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[Glen Millar]

Gus,

All good points. I know my mate, Steve, keeps chiding me that PowerPoint
doesn't do good html <g>. So, Sheraven has a valid request. Anyone know how
to help?

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[Steve Rindsberg]

All good points. I know my mate, Steve, keeps chiding me that PowerPoint

doesn't do good html <g>.

Let's revise that. PowerPoint's HTML is perfectly good.

For what it's good for.

 

[Glen Millar]

Good point <g>.

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Glen Millar
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