I want to publish a few test slides and sen it to my client to see if they are happy with it. When I publish I save to Winzip but when trying to open it, it comes up with an error. How and in which format can I save it and e-mail it to my client?
If you are emailing a published zip file, it's always good to make sure the recipient saves the zip file and then extracts it.
They should be able to view it in a browser window by clicking on the browser icon in the files.
However a much better way is to use tempshare. You can upload your zip file and it provides you with a weblink to access your course..for about 10 days for free.
'Tempshare generates a non-guessable URL to your project that you can then access from your device.'
I want to publish a few test slides and sen it to my client to see if they are happy with it. When I publish I save to Winzip but when trying to open it, it comes up with an error. How and in which format can I save it and e-mail it to my client?
Hi Adriaan,
Here's an invaluable article on publishing and sharing your projects. Hope it helps, and welcome to the community
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Hi Adriaan,
If you are emailing a published zip file, it's always good to make sure the recipient saves the zip file and then extracts it.
They should be able to view it in a browser window by clicking on the browser icon in the files.
However a much better way is to use tempshare. You can upload your zip file and it provides you with a weblink to access your course..for about 10 days for free.
'Tempshare generates a non-guessable URL to your project that you can then access from your device.'
Dropbox is also great for sharing files.
Hi Adriaan,
Here's an invaluable article on publishing and sharing your projects. Hope it helps, and welcome to the community
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