Question:
How do I insert a website in a power point presentation?
Jess
2007-09-11 05:57:29 UTC
How do I insert a website in a power point presentation?
Four answers:
dreampo
2007-09-11 06:08:09 UTC
Copy and paste



click and highlight the entire link to the website

right click and select copy

go to the slide where you want to place it

right click and selct paste

viola!



there are a few ways but, this is probably the easiest.
anonymous
2007-09-11 07:20:41 UTC
That's an interesting question...



Boy ... I am trying this type of VB based coding after a long time... and it feels great...



While screen shots of web pages are the easiest way of getting it, the challenge is to get a real and dynamic web page inside the powerpoint presentation !!!



The answer is that you have to write a macro... How to do it ?



1. Tools > Macro > Record New Macro

2. In the VBA editor, click on Add new UserForm

3. In the Design window, click on the toolbox > Right Click > Additional Controls> Select "Microsoft Web Browser" - Name it WB

4. Now add the following code in "Code Window" of UserForm1:



Private Sub UserForm_Activate()

WB.Navigate2 ("http://www.yahoo.com")

End Sub



5. In the code for Module1, put the following code:



Sub Macro1()

'Application.VBE.MainWindow.SetFocus

UserForm1.Show

End Sub



Note that I have commented the App...SetFocus

6. Save the macro

7. In the slide, where you want the website to open, have a trigger point > like a textbox for example.

8. Right Click over this text box > Select Action Settings > Select Run Macro > Pick your macro from the list

Save the file . and its done



Note: Since this file has a macro, the next time you open it, it will give a warning message specifying whether you want to Enable Macro or Disable Macro > Select Enable Macro - otherwise this will not work.



Drop me a line if you get to try this out
JR
2007-09-11 06:13:01 UTC
Perhaps you want to insert a hyperlink to the website? To do that, type in any text (ideally the name or url of the site), then highlight the text and key in CTRL + K. A dialog should open for you to enter the necessary parameters like the name and url of the website.
anonymous
2007-09-11 06:00:47 UTC
You can do a print screen while on the website and then insert that image into PP.



You won't be able to click on the links and stuff - but you can just do print screens of each linked page and simply scroll through them in PP.


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