In virtually every PowerPoint presentation I deliver, I need to show at least one Web page. Usually, I include a link to the page on a slide, which then takes me out of PowerPoint and into a browser.

Putting a presentation on your Web site isn't terribly complicated -- but browser differences can pose a big gotcha. Here's a look at the publication process and the hurdles you may encounter.

If you're only worried about IE, you can just link it directly; if they have powerpoint or the powerpoint viewer installed, it will open in IE.

Clayton, N.C.-based LecShare Inc. on Monday announced the release of LecShare 1.0 for Mac OS X and Windows. It’s a utility that converts presentations created using Microsoft’s PowerPoint software ...

Let’s see these steps in detail. 1] Open PowerPoint for the Web in your web browser and create a new presentation or open the existing one. 3] After inserting the Timeline SmartArt, you will see a ...

Wondering what Microsoft’s Office 2010 Web applications will be like, and how they’ll stack up against online competitors like Google Docs? Well, you don’t have to wait any longer, because anyone can ...

PowerPoint for the web now supports inserting videos with closed captions and subtitles. It's possible to create closed captions and subtitles with a specialized tool or with a simple text editor like ...