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Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007 Tutorial » Introduction » Web Page 
1. 16. 5. Save a Presentation as a Single File Web Page
Click the Office button, and then click Save As.
Click the Office button, and then click Save As.
Click the Save as type list arrow, and then click Single File Web Page.
Click the Save as type list arrow, and then click Single File Web Page.
Type a name for the file. Click Save.
Type a name for the file. Click Save.
1. 16. Web Page
1. 16. 1. Save a PowerPoint Slide as a Web GraphicSave a PowerPoint Slide as a Web Graphic
1. 16. 2. Change Web Page OptionsChange Web Page Options
1. 16. 3. Save a Presentation as a Web PageSave a Presentation as a Web Page
1. 16. 4. Save and Publish a Presentation as a Web PageSave and Publish a Presentation as a Web Page
1. 16. 5. Save a Presentation as a Single File Web PageSave a Presentation as a Single File Web Page
1. 16. 6. Open a Presentation as a Web Page in PowerPointOpen a Presentation as a Web Page in PowerPoint
1. 16. 7. Show animation and transition effects while viewing your web page PowerpointShow animation and transition effects while viewing your web page Powerpoint
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