- From: Leonard R. Kasday <kasday@acm.org>
- Date: Wed, 01 Jul 1998 21:21:33 -0700
- To: w3c-wai-ig@w3.org
I'm making an HTML slideshow, i.e. a series of pages with little buttons for "next slide", "previous slide", etc. In the past I did this by hand, but it's time consuming to link all the buttons, and a hassle to re-arrange the slides. I'm looking for a better way. It's possible to make a Powerpoint presentation and save as HTML. You have a choice of outputting each slide as a giant gif, and as text-only. It's a nice feature that you can get a text-only output from Powerpoint. But unfortunately, as far as I can see Powerpoint doesn't have ALT text so there's no ALT text in the text-only version. Also, I prefer to do HTML directly to have more control over other access aspects, keep my life simpler. Does anyone know of a tool that directly generates HTML slideshows? Or a tool which creates a slideshow from a series of pages. For example, you could have a file with a list of filenames like intro.html statistics.html vision.html conclusions.html and the program would assign links to the buttons in accordance with the order of slides in the list. Len kasday@acm.org
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