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Once a presentation is saved as a web page, it is viewed through a web browser. Depending on the browser that you use, there will be some differences in viewing the presentation.
After you have saved your presentation as a web page, you must then open it in a browser.
NOTE: Internet Explorer is recommended as the browser of choice since Netscape may not be able to show your online presentation properly. Since you created the online presentation in a Microsoft application (PowerPoint), viewing it in another Microsoft application (Internet Explorer) would provide the highest compatibility.
Open Internet Explorer
OR
Open Netscape
From the File menu, select Open File...
In the Go to text box, type the desired file location
OR
Navigate to and select the desired file
Internet Explorer: Click OPEN
Netscape: Click GO
Your online presentation appears in the browser.
Most PowerPoint presentations contain multiple slides. Navigating through them on the Web can be done in multiple ways.
NOTE: For more information on using the Slide Show view, see Using the Slide Show View.
By expanding the levels in the Outline frame, viewers of the presentation are allowed to see the subpoints of the slide. Collapsing the outline hides these subpoints.
To expand/collapse the outline, click EXPAND/COLLAPSE OUTLINE ![]()
After viewing a presentation, you may find a hard copy of it handy. In both Internet Explorer and Netscape, you can choose which frame to print.
Internet Explorer:
Click the frame you want to print
From the File menu, select Print...
Click PRINT
Netscape:
Click the frame you want to print
From the File menu, select Print...
From the Copies & Pages pull-down list, select Netscape
In the Frames section, select The selected frame
Click PRINT