Hello! I have a client who is not at all computer savvy that is having trouble unzipping published projects and finding the presentation.html file. Is there a way to create a file like an mp4 that I can send him instead. I've tried converting to mp4 via PowerPoint but as you probably already know the quizzes won't work (which isn't a big deal) and there is no sound (which is a huge problem).
How about you upload the published content to some web server (or an alternative, like GoogleDrive, DropBox or TempShare) and email the link to the client instead?
I may have misunderstood and assumed that you wanted to provide an easy way to your client to view/review content. That`s why I suggested uploading the content and simply emailing the URL of the presentation.html. If they do want to run the published content locally, then there is no other way, except zipping/unzipping.
Got it. You're saying link them directly to the presentation.html file. Okay, that would simplify the process for him. I was of the impression that viewers who do not have the software have to unzip the package on their local machine to be able to view it. I guess I misunderstood. Thanks!
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How about you upload the published content to some web server (or an alternative, like GoogleDrive, DropBox or TempShare) and email the link to the client instead?
Won't he still have to save the file and unzip it?
I may have misunderstood and assumed that you wanted to provide an easy way to your client to view/review content. That`s why I suggested uploading the content and simply emailing the URL of the presentation.html. If they do want to run the published content locally, then there is no other way, except zipping/unzipping.
Got it. You're saying link them directly to the presentation.html file. Okay, that would simplify the process for him. I was of the impression that viewers who do not have the software have to unzip the package on their local machine to be able to view it. I guess I misunderstood. Thanks!
Hi Sonya!
Glad that Michael was able to pop in and assist you here.
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