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PowerPoint content management connected to the server?

I think I'm looking at several solutions. First, I needed a solution to publish your PowerPoint files to the Web and allows me to manage your content. So if I change the text and links, the server can make changes on the fly. Secondly, I'm looking for a way to link PowerPoint files or even their content … so that "the key words" in the archives will be connected to a server. I think This way, when you click a link in the definition file for the keyword appears. Uggg … I have a headache. I think the second question is related to the first where the wiki site looks like a list of "keywords" taken from PowerPoint files to the file or if the text was changed the wiki site is supposed to reflect these changes on the fly. Oh, and Flash would probably be preferable for the publication of these files because of modules. Currently I use Impatica and how the growth of this area than the corresponding Impatica use because everything is manual.

Your first question about content management is extremely dependent on the framework website (technology underlying). Management CMS site that will do what you need to include DotNetNuke Drupal Rainbow SharePoint PHPNuke (and the list is probably hundreds of Long) As In your second question, I believe … It all depends if you have control over the wiki, or want to connect to a public resource. Some technologies that can incorporate into your content, what will you do what you ask for, or at least contribute to a solution of markings SmartLinks Microformats do not have very clear what you have in mind for your second question, I suggested other ways to discover the content and interpret in an organized way, but can also create active links in the underlying HTML of TPP content and links to resources provided. Addendum to my original post refelct further details … I wonder if what really integrated RSS aggregator or replace your wiki. So if your PPT or changes in the contents of Flash text, a summary the changes appear sent to your RSS aggregator / wiki /. Because reserved supports only text, would not be able to support flash well, but you can correct this by incorporating captions, alt text and would like to describe all images.

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