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Article ID: 301896 - Last Review: March 23, 2007 - Revision: 5.0 Some animations are slower when you view a presentation that has been saved as a Web page in PowerPointThis article was previously published under Q301896 If you save a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation
that contains animations as a Web page (.htm) or as a Web archive (.mht), some of
the animations in the HTML version of the presentation may render slowly or
appear to be choppy compared to the original presentation. To work around this problem, use one of the following
viewing options for your presentation:
- You want your audience to see and to experience all the
PowerPoint slide show features in full fidelity. To do this, have your audience
use the PowerPoint version in which the slide show was created.
- You are not using the slide show features that are specific to Microsoft
Office PowerPoint 2007.
However, you want PowerPoint to display the animations, the slide transitions, and
the multimedia to your audience just as PowerPoint displays them to you. To do
this, have your audience view the presentation in Microsoft PowerPoint 97,
in Microsoft PowerPoint 2000, in Microsoft
PowerPoint 2002, in Microsoft
Office PowerPoint 2003, or in PowerPoint 2007.
- Your presentation does not contain any macros or ActiveX
controls. In this case, have your audience view the presentation by using the
Microsoft PowerPoint 97 Viewer.
- You are using animation and transition
features that are specific to PowerPoint 2002 or
to PowerPoint 2003, and your audience does not have PowerPoint 2002
or PowerPoint 2003. In this case, use the PowerPoint
2002 or
PowerPoint 2003 HTML format. There will be some loss
of performance and fidelity when the presentation is viewed as a Web
page.
Microsoft
has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed
in the "Applies to" section. MORE INFORMATIONSteps to reproduce the problemPowerPoint 2007- In PowerPoint 2007, create a slide presentation that
contains only one slide and only one line of text. For example, use the
following line of text:
The Quick Brown Fox Jumped Over The Lazy Dog. - Select the text. On the the Animations
tab, click Custom Animation in the Animations
group.
- In the Custom Animations window, click Add
Effect, point to Entrance, and then click
More Effects.
- On the Add Entrance Effect page, click the
Color Typewriter effect under Moderate, and
then click OK.
- On the Animations tab, click
Preview in the Preview group.
- Preview the slide. Notice the quick, smooth
animation.
- On the Microsoft Office Button, click
PowerPoint Options.
- In the PowerPoint Options window, click
Advanced, and then click Web Options under
General.
- In the Web Options dialog box, click to select
Show slide animation while browsing, and then click
OK two times.
- On the Animations tab, click
Preview in the Preview group.
Notice the problem that is discussed in the "Symptoms"
section. PowerPoint 2002 and PowerPoint 2003- Create a one-slide presentation in PowerPoint that
contains a single line of text. For example, use the
following line of text:
The Quick Brown Fox Jumped Over The Lazy Dog. - Select the text. On the Slideshow menu, click Custom Animation.
- Click Add Effect, point to Entrance, and then click More Effects.
- Click the Color Typewriter effect, and
then click OK.
- On the Slideshow menu, click
View Show.
- Run through the slide. Notice the quick, smooth
animation.
- On the Tools menu, click
Options, and then click the General
tab.
- Click Web Options.
- Click the General tab, and then click
to select the Show Slide Animation While Browsing check
box.
- Click OK two times.
- On the File menu, click Web
Page Preview.
Notice the problem that is discussed in the "Symptoms"
section.
APPLIES TO- Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007
- Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2003
- Microsoft PowerPoint 2002 Standard Edition
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