RE: Getting PowerPoint and Word to coexist (Longish)

["R. Johnson" <rjayz -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

Power Point comes bundled with a viewer that enables
you to distribute slide shows and presentations to
users who don't have access to Power Point. 

Selecting "Pack and Go" from the File menu opens up a
wizard that prompts you for the details, then gives
you the option of including the viewer along with the
presentation files.

You can also Save As Web Page, which converts the
document to HTML, though you lose any animation or
"multimedia" you may have included in the
presentation.

Hope this helps.

Robin Johnson


> <problem>
> I've been asked to create a compilation of the
minutes and slides so 
that
> those technicians who didn't make it to the
conference (probably
> 90% of the
> total) can review what was discussed/decided. They
would like to have 
this
> available by Friday.
> </problem>



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