One vote for PDF, noted.
I don't object to multiple formats, I think that's fine. In later posts, I mixed HTML with PDF and downloadable OpenOffice docs.
I'm just trying to avoid the slippery slope of turning the whole project into a document manangement system and scrapbook, with souvenirs from each conferences, nametags, schedules, links to the Fox wiki entry and other people's pictures, etc. Saving that for a retirement project :)
On Thu, Feb 25, 2016 at 11:03 AM, Malcolm Greene profox@bdurham.com wrote:
Hi Ted,
Some ideas:
- Convert your original PPT's to PDF's and post those PDF's. Many
people prefer to consume presentations via PDF so they can save the work locally and read offline, print and/or search the content vs being forced to page through an interactive web site. Count me as one of these ornery individuals.
- Convert your original PPT's to PDF's, then use a utility or online
service to slice your pages (slides) to a collection of standalone images that you present via s standard image carousel interface.
- Convert your original PPT's to PDF's, then use an online
PDF-to-PowerPoint converter to convert back PowerPoint?
Malcolm
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