To Use - or - Not To Use

[Launchnet]

I would love to have some inputs from as many as possible.

I would like to know the pro's and con's of using Power Point for some of my pages in my website.

Please answer from knowledge, not gut feelings.

I have tried a couple to see how they work for static pages, not for slide shows.

Thanks

Launchnet

[NogDog]

Are you talking about putting actual PowerPoint (.ppt) pages on your site, or creating pages in PP and then doing a "Save as Web Page" to create a HTML page?

[Launchnet]

Creating pages in PP and then doing a "Save as Web Page" to create a HTML page?

Good Question

Thanks

Launchnet

[NogDog]

It could certainly be done and provide a quick way to get some pages on your site. The main drawback I'd see is that -- at least with my Office 2000 version of PPT -- it produces HTML that may have some accessibility issues due to (a) using tables for visual presentation and (b) creating invalid HTML mark-up (using deprecated attributes as well as proprietary IE-specific features which may not work well in other browsers).

[Launchnet]

Launchnet

[Ascendancy]

It seems like a good idea, but I would think that it could turn out looking un-professional and cheesy. Plus, as NogDog said, it will probably use deprecated HTML tags.

[Launchnet]

I have developed 2 pages so far using Power Point and I personally like very much and it was ever so easy.

1st, I would only use Power Point for a single page for a customer(s) of mine that only want 1 page just to show they are in business. These type of customer(s) only want you to call them or email them.

When I decide to do my next update, I will advise everyone so that they can review them.

Thanks
Launchnet