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Pictures Tab - Web Options Dialog Box

Save the PowerPoint Web page with 800 x 600 resolution
Save the Web page with 800 x 600 resolution
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Web Options - Pictures

The Pictures tab in the Web Options dialog box offers target monitor sizes. By default, the monitor resolution size of 800 x 600 is chosen. Currently, this is the most commonly used resolution on computer monitors, so it is a good idea to leave that option at the default setting. That way, your Web site will display as you intended, and viewers will not have to scroll horizontally to view the complete width of the slide.

  1. Use the Save As Web Page Option in PowerPoint
  2. Steps to Save PowerPoint Presentations as Web Pages
  3. Publish as Web Page Options
  4. General Tab - Web Options for PowerPoint Web Pages
  5. Browsers Tab - Web Options Dialog Box
  6. FilesTab - Web Options Dialog Box
  7. Pictures Tab - Web Options Dialog Box
  8. Encoding Tab - Web Options Dialog Box
  9. Fonts Tab - Web Options Dialog Box
  10. Publish Your PowerPoint Web Site

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