In article <668C6286-0B6A-4C08-B3AB-266DDEF48C15@microsoft.com>, Cfryar wrote:
This may depend on how you're posting your slides to the net. Are they uploaded
as PPT/PPS files or after converting them to HTML?
If the former, I don't think there's any way to do what you're after, though you
might break the presentation up into several smaller PPT files, one linked to
the next, so that none of them is exceptionally large.
If you don't need animation, I have a commercial add-in that does PPT to HTML
conversions and allows you to set things up such that while the user is viewing
Slide 1, it's downloading and caching the image for Slide 2 behind the scenes;
when they advance to Slide 2, it's almost instantaneous (and immediately starts
downloading the image for Slide 3).
See http://ppt2html.pptools.com for more info and a free fully functional demo.
Here's an example of what I just described (ignore all the links at the bottom
of the page ... they're optional and easily deleted if not wanted):
http://helenrindsberg.myiglou.com/NonWesternArt/WhatIsArtNW/whatisart1.htm
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Steve Rindsberg, PPT MVP
PPT FAQ: www.pptfaq.com
PPTools: www.pptools.com
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