From: Conna Condon [mailto:
gandolf@cyberverse.com]
Hi Jay,
It is quite simple to make the web page have the format you want. Save
your PowerPoint slide as a .gif file. Insert the .gif in an html (Word does
html) page. Put it on the web site.
Additionally, if email distribution is questionable (in my whole doctoral
program they never got my email right), publish your powerpoint to a
website. A site you don't publish to any search engines. <grins>
Conna
Can you tell I teach techie?
----- Original Message -----
> From: Jay Warner [mailto:
quality@a2q.com]
>
> I have not found many web sites that do stats the way my specific text
likes
> them, or the way I like them. Some are downright cumbersome if you have
> your
> own data to enter. This will remain a problem, just as film & video
> explications generally do/did not fit instructors' wishes well.