- Once you're happy with your presentation, Save the presentation then choose File | Package for CD.
- Give the project a name, then choose the Copy to Folder option (instead of the Copy to CD option). What this does is that all files required to playback your presentation are copied to a directory you specify.
- Go to the Start menu, choose Run, then type in 'iexpress'. This will bring up IExpess Wizard, which is a installation package created bundled with Windows.
- Click Next, and choose the first option - 'Extract files and run an installation command', then Next.
- Since we want a standalone, automated EXE file, we choose the 'No prompt' option. Next.
- Same rational for displaying the license agreement. Choose 'Do not display a license', then Next.
- Next screen asks what files to add in the package. Browse to the folder you selected, then Add all the files. Next.
- Now, this is the most important part. In the Install Program field, type in 'pptview.exe
' OR to avoid typos, type in 'pptview.exe /L /S playlist.txt'. - For Show window, choose the 'Hidden' option.
- For Finished message, choose 'No message'.
- For Package Name and Options, give the final package a name, and select 'Hide File Extracting Progress Animation from User'.
- For Configure restart, choose 'No restart'.
- In the next screen, decide whether you want to save a self-extraction directive file or not. Create package. Finish.
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
PPT to EXE
In case you have a need to create a self-running PowerPoint presentation, this is how you would do it.
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