TECH: PowerPoint

[Rebecca Martin Richardson <rdrichardson@SNET.NET>]

I have a teacher who wants to create his web page using PowerPoint.
It's easier than learning Dreamweaver.  However, he also wants to have
all of his previous classroom newsletters available online.  I wondered
about the .pdf format over the copy/paste or scanned as .jpg method
because it would be easier to read.  The .jpg image is too small for a
slide and the copy/paste is too long (goes into several slides per
newsletter).

My question:  Is there a way to create a link (not a  hyperlink to the
internet) from the slide to the .pdf document in his web work images
folder?

Thanks for ideas,
Rebecca Martin-Richardson
Media Specialist
Kathleen E. Goodwin Elementary
Old Saybrook, CT
rdrich@osaykeg.org

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