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Importing PPT Presentations to Web Pages: A Step-by-Step Guide

This self-instruction guide provides a comprehensive approach to importing PowerPoint (PPT) presentations into web pages using two main methods—one for Netscape and another for Internet Explorer users. The process involves saving your PPT as a web page, importing it into FrontPage, and creating hyperlinks for easy access. Detailed steps are given for managing files, adding necessary folders, and ensuring the correct icons for your presentations. Follow this guide for a smooth transition of your presentations online!

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Importing PPT Presentations to Web Pages: A Step-by-Step Guide

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  1. Importing PPT to Web Pages Self Instruction Guide

  2. Introduction PPT presentations can easily be imported into your web pages. There are two different techniques; one for Netscape users and one for Internet Explorer. • Netscape • Internet Explorer

  3. Netscape • After completing your PPT, pull down [File] select [Save As] • Select the location to save you PPT • Give your PPT a name review

  4. Netscape, con’t • Close your PPT • Open FrontPage to your web page • Select the location for your PPT • Type the name of your PPT review

  5. Netscape, con’t • Pull down [File] select [Import] • Select [Add File] • Locate your PPT • Notice that the ICON is the same as a regular PPT • Click [Open] review

  6. Return to Introduction Netscape, con’t • Highlight the name of your PPT • Select the [Hyperlink Icon] • Locate your PPT • Click [OK] • Save you work, and try it out! review

  7. Internet Explorer • After completing your PPT, pull down [File] select [Save As Web Page] • Select the location for your PPT • Name your PPT review

  8. Internet Explorer, con’t • Close your PPT • Open FrontPage to your web page • Select the location for your PPT • Type the name of your PPT review

  9. Internet Explorer, con’t • Pull down [File] select [Import] • Select [Add File] • You will also need to [add Folder] (next slide) • Locate your PPT • Notice that the icon for the Web Page is different than a regular PPT • Click [Open] review

  10. Internet Explorer, con’t • Pull down [File] again, select [Import] • Select [Add Folder] • Select the folder with the same name as you PPT • Click [OK] review

  11. Return to Introduction Internet Explorer, con’t • Highlight the name of your PPT • Select the [Hyperlink Icon] • Locate your PPT • Notice that the ICON for the Web version of your PPT is different from the regular PPT ICON* • Click [OK] • Save you work, and try it out! *do not hyperlink the folder review

  12. Return to Introduction Netscape Review

  13. Return to Introduction Internet Explorer Review

  14. Good Work review

  15. Good Work review

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