To make presentations more dynamic and of high graphic level, without wasting too much time, some prefer to transfer entire web pages on the slides of powerpoint presentations so as to make a good impression without too much effort.
The problem, however, is the formatting of the text and images of an internet page, which transferred to a powerpoint slide with copy and paste forces the author of the presentation to have to put the whole slide back on purpose, wasting more time than it had taken if had made the slide from scratch.
Another solution often used is to print the screen to save the web page as an image but obviously with the risk of losing some pieces of the page and in any case to create a static presentation where any observer can recognize the copy and paste done.
In this article we discover a program that automatically transfers an internet page to a slide powerpoint, in full, with good quality and dynamic .
LiveWeb is a plugin that is installed on Powerpoint and that allows users to insert web pages directly into the Powerpoint slides and show them on the slides in full even with scrolling in a single slide.
Basically it transforms powerpoint into an internet browser as if it were an internet explorer and, through the slide, you can also browse through the links of the internet page (if you are online) or view it as a saved web page as it is.
LiveWeb is compatible with all versions of powerpoint, from version 97, 2000 and 2003 up to Powerpoint 2007 (on the links you can download).
After installing the plugin saying yes to the macro activation question, the plugin or add-on will be visible by going to Powerpoint 2007 on the insert menu where the "insert web page" option appears.
The following is very simple and you just need to type the internet address of the web page you want to transfer to Powerpoint.
The problem, however, is the formatting of the text and images of an internet page, which transferred to a powerpoint slide with copy and paste forces the author of the presentation to have to put the whole slide back on purpose, wasting more time than it had taken if had made the slide from scratch.
Another solution often used is to print the screen to save the web page as an image but obviously with the risk of losing some pieces of the page and in any case to create a static presentation where any observer can recognize the copy and paste done.
In this article we discover a program that automatically transfers an internet page to a slide powerpoint, in full, with good quality and dynamic .
LiveWeb is a plugin that is installed on Powerpoint and that allows users to insert web pages directly into the Powerpoint slides and show them on the slides in full even with scrolling in a single slide.
Basically it transforms powerpoint into an internet browser as if it were an internet explorer and, through the slide, you can also browse through the links of the internet page (if you are online) or view it as a saved web page as it is.
LiveWeb is compatible with all versions of powerpoint, from version 97, 2000 and 2003 up to Powerpoint 2007 (on the links you can download).
After installing the plugin saying yes to the macro activation question, the plugin or add-on will be visible by going to Powerpoint 2007 on the insert menu where the "insert web page" option appears.
The following is very simple and you just need to type the internet address of the web page you want to transfer to Powerpoint.
