PPT2000: Formatting Changes When Opening HTML Generated Outside of PowerPointID: Q226599
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If you open a web page in Microsoft PowerPoint, the formatting may appear differently than it does in Microsoft Internet Explorer or other types of Web browsers.
The following list specifies some differences you may notice when importing HTML into PowerPoint.
HTML that was not generated inside Microsoft PowerPoint, or PowerPoint HTML that has been edited in another application may be reformatted when imported into Microsoft PowerPoint for editing. For PowerPoint to successfully save presentations in HTML format and open them back up again, it must interpret HTML code in a specific way, and insert page formatting information not necessary in other HTML documents. If an HTML document contains code that PowerPoint cannot interpret, that code will be discarded.
This designed behavior may affect the layout of HTML documents generated by other applications, including other Microsoft Office applications.
Once the HTML document has been imported, it must be manually reformatted inside Microsoft PowerPoint.
Alternatively, other HTML editors may open these HTML documents differently. Microsoft FrontPage or Microsoft Word may be better suited to opening documents that do not appear correctly in Microsoft PowerPoint.
Microsoft has confirmed this to be a problem in Microsoft PowerPoint 2000.
For more information, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
Q226645: PPT2000: Form Controls are Removed from HTML file
Additional query words: PPT2K PPT2000 PPT POWERPNT 2000 PPT9 9.0 column move transpose explode vspace alignment
Keywords : kbdta kbhtml
Version : WINDOWS:2000
Platform : WINDOWS
Issue type : kbbug
Last Reviewed: June 28, 1999