Tools Options General
- select Check if Office is the default editor for pages created in Office
But when you are creating html from PPT and importing it (and the folder w/ relate files) in to FP,
- FP will hide all related PPT html files as a "cluster" so you won't be able to edit them
In PPT there is an Option when you save as Html to Not put related files in a separate folder
- use that if you need to edit any of the related files
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| Mark,
| Thanks for quick response, and the solution sounds easy, but I can not find
| any reference to "Options" that will permit me to load into FP. I have
| saved the PPT presentation as HTML thinking that should do it, but it
| continues to be .ppt file.
| Anything further you can do to help will be appreciated.
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| npalexPP
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| "Mark Fitzpatrick" wrote:
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| > There's actually a setting in the FrontPage options to control this. I
| > forget the exact location as I don't have FP installed on this computer, but
| > there's a checkbox for opening html (or was it office) files in the
| > application that created them. Unchecking this will let FP open them instead
| > of passing them on to Excel or Powerpoint.
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| > Hope this helps,
| > Mark Fitzpatrick
| > Former Microsoft FrontPage MVP 199?-2006
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| > | > >I have created several pages/slides in power point. Saved as HTML with the
| > > expectation I could then open in Front Page 2003. The result is these
| > > files
| > > open as PPT - What is the procedure to import into FP, and the edit and
| > > make
| > > changes in FP going forward?
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| > > npalexPP
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| >
| >
