powerpoint presentation cannot be saved in html format

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November 12, 2024

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Saving Powerpoint presentation as a Web page/Web site

The objective is to save a large PowerPoint presentation (Windows 10, all patches applied) in the form of a Web site. This capability has been removed from the standard Save As options.

According to Microsoft documentation, Alt F11 followed by Control G will open up some kind of console window but this doesn't seem to work any more either.

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>> Alt F11 followed by Control G will open up some kind of console window

That should open the Immediate window in the Visual Basic editor. For one or two versions after Microsoft removed the ability to save as HTML/Web page, you could force it to work by manually entering a bit of VBA in the Immediate window. They removed even that. There's no longer any built-in way to save from PPT to web pages.

There are quite a few add-ins or programs that can convert PowerPoint presentations to HTML for use on the web, though.

Toss this into Google or another search engine for lots of examples:

PowerPoint to HTML

Be a bit cautious about the results that come back. Some of them may produce e.g. a Flash animation or movie embedded in HTML. Flash is no longer supported generally, and movie conversions wouldn't preserve interactivity.

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