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Create a dowload on frontpage
 

Johnny Boy




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Old Post  07-30-04 - 12:16 AM  
Being a total novice with frontpage, could someone please help me. I
need to let people download a power point presentation, but not sure
how to go about it. please help i'm desperate.

Thanks


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Mark Fitzpatrick




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Old Post  07-30-04 - 12:16 AM  
To make any file available for download, just use the File | Import File
function in FP and import the file into your web. Then you can link to it
just like you would a web page. You may want to put things like a PowerPoint
presentation or Word document into a Zip file to prevent their browser from
trying to open the file (IE will open a linked Word Document inside IE for
example) and just placing the zipped file into the web and linking to it.

Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage

"Johnny Boy" <john@tenerifeholidayshop.com> wrote in message
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> Being a total novice with frontpage, could someone please help me. I
> need to let people download a power point presentation, but not sure
> how to go about it. please help i'm desperate.
>
> Thanks




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Andrew Murray




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Old Post  07-30-04 - 05:15 PM  
Create the web page, then import the powerpoint file into frontpage web (Fil
e >
Import)....then create the hyperlink to the Powerpoint file.

Do you want it to open online (straightaway) or do you want people to downlo
ad it
and open it on their machines - I suggest you also link to the download for 
the
powerpoint viewer on www.microsoft.com because some people may not have MS O
ffice
or the full Powerpoint application.

"Johnny Boy" <john@tenerifeholidayshop.com> wrote in message
news:e42e75ce.0407291337.7110a67e@posting.google.com...
> Being a total novice with frontpage, could someone please help me. I
> need to let people download a power point presentation, but not sure
> how to go about it. please help i'm desperate.
>
> Thanks




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Chris Chandler




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Old Post  07-30-04 - 05:15 PM  
"Andrew Murray" <SPAMadBUSTERmurray@iinet.net.au> wrote in
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> Do you want it to open online (straightaway) or do you want people to
> download it and open it on their machines - I suggest you also link to
> the download for the powerpoint viewer on www.microsoft.com because some
> people may not have MS Office or the full Powerpoint application.

you can try putting it into a private folder and linking to it fomr therer. 
I
think that will give the option of downloading it


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