How to put PPT to my webpage

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I have made PowerPoint Presentation about the introduction about our company products. Now I want to put the PPT on company web page.
How can i do that?

thank you.

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Unfortunately there’s no easy way to do it, if you want it as a webpage then you’ll need to learn HTML and CSS to do this properly.

If it’s just for reference then you could possibly convert it to a PDF and upload this for people to download using something like http://www.pdf995.com/ however, file size will be quite large, you’ll lose any powerpoint animation and have problems with accessibilty.

Alternatively you could convert it to a flash file but again accessibility will probably be an issue.

I think that gives you two scenarios. Either learn the skills needed (HTML, CSS, Flash) or pay someone to do it.

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Upload the file and provide a hyperlink to the file. To embed the thing you would need the <object> element but you have to remember not everyone will have a plugin capable of viewing a PPT file. If you mean convert the file then refer to Dave’s answer.

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there are 3 ways to put PPT to Webpage

  1. Put a link on a webpage for your vistors to download
    Upload your powerpoint file to web. Put a link on a webpage to the powerpoint file. This option is easy to do but may cause some inconveniences for the vistors. Since you have video, you have to include the video and the
    powerpsoint file in a folder to avoid broken links. That means, visitors will have to download this floder in ZIP/RAR package. Of course, they will have powerpoint or powerpoint viewers to play the file.

2.Save powerpoint as a html webpage
PowerPoint has a native feature to save a prentation as a html
webpage.
PowerPoint ->Save As-> Web page
This is good for a text-based presentation. If you have a lot animations, transtions or other, the file may not played correctly in the webbrowser

  1. Convert PowerPoint to Flash
    If you can convert powerpoint to flash, then you can insert this
    flash to a webpage.
    Actually, you can retain animiations, transitions and embeded video in
    the converted flash.

I prefer to the third way to put your PPT on webpage. By that, the animatons and transitions can remain and vistors can view the PPT online

GOOD LUCK!!

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Please don’t do this. Have you ever seen the code that Word, Excel, Powerpoint etc churn out when you use the save as webpage?

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having got it into pdf form, if you do, what about rather than just linking to a pdf, using something like this?: http://media.e-brochure.info

i’m suggesting that without really knowing if it’s a good idea – i’m in the same position; need to get powerpoint file online, and it’s too large to convert to html – too much time. usually i’m against the above linked to kind of gimick, but that does seem to have one advantage which i don’t think pdf viewers give (although i could be wrong): random access, so even though the whole doc is very large you only download the pages you look at. just a thought, not sure if it’s a good one.

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<a href=“mypresentation.ppt”>click to view powerpoint show</a>

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Or you could rebuild the powerpoint presentation using HTML and CSS using a package like S5, while it will require work you can gaurantee it will be visible to everyone (unlike Flash, PDF or PowerPoint solutions). Unfortunately PowerPoint was not made with the intent of displaying slideshows on the web, there is no way to convert the presentation to S5 automatically so it would take time and effort but the results would be worth it.