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More and more, your audiences — whether colleagues, students, or friends — want to view your presentations over the Internet or an intranet. PowerPoint® 2000 lets you publish a presentation in Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) format with one simple command.

PowerPoint 2000 automatically formats the Web presentation with options that make sense for Web viewing. For example, the titles in the outline pane become hyperlinks that allow you to move from slide to slide, and buttons for moving to the next and previous slides are added to the bottom of the Web page. You can turn these options on or off before you publish to get the look you want.

Any graphics or drawing objects in your presentation — including files in bitmap format or shapes you've drawn using the tools on the Drawing toolbar — are automatically stored in GIF, JPEG, PNG, or Vector Markup Language (VML) format. Even after you save your presentation as a Web page, all of the data in your presentation, including graphics and other objects, can be edited in PowerPoint.

Tip   To make sure your presentation looks the way you want in your Web browser, preview the presentation as a Web page before you publish it. To do this, click Web Page Preview on the File menu.

You can also view this procedure in text form: Save a PowerPoint 2000 Presentation as a Web Page.