Hi all-
I am having a problem with my Power Point to show correctly.
After it was created and saved as a show, on the page I added it as a Link to a Document, and copied it from the desktop. Saved and uploaded the site, but when I clicked on the PPS link it opened up the editing program of the Power Point on my desktop. Then I linked it to the Download files folder of CC VSD of the site, upload, and now it shows a set of file folders.
Anyone know what I'm doing wrong? Can I add the .ppsx file as a flash file?
Here's the page, the link is under the menu bars as School Power Point Presentation:

http://stbonifaceschool.net/prospective_student_information.html

I tried your link and firefox asked me if I wanted to open or download it. I immediately closed it out. i don't know if it works but I would really, really have to trust a site before I downloaded a file set like that. Is there any other way to show what you have other than power point?

http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00189.htm

Tim it does work but it relies on the user having Power Point installed on their machine.

There are a couple of options. There is a program called Presenter that will convert the Power Point file to an audio visual presentation that you can upload and it will be a stand alone presentation that anyone can access. I think there is also an Open Office version of Presenter.

The other option is to put your slides into a slide-show or gallery which you could do with CC programs.

There are probably other options too but they sprang quickly to mind.

using power point's "Save as web page" feature not working?

Tom M -good thought, downloading any file is a risk now days

Tom -thanks, informative article

tassietiger -thanks, I might try that route

David- can't find any "Save as web page" options on my Power Point. Save as XPS, .pdf, a show or presentation are the only options found.

Save As > Other Formats > HTML from dropdown list.

I'm using Office 2007. No html option when I try this. Darn near anything else though.

2007 is
Office button > Save As (in Save As dialog, choose Web Page from Save As Type drop-down)

Yes, I too have office 2007 and it is Web Page(*.htm,*.html) to be exact.