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I get the gist, but am a hack at public facing web pages (I think I failed to mention this is the new 2013 public site.) &nbsp;Seems as though I missing a step, when handing over the html file to the site. &nbsp;CEWP just attempts to allow the html file to be downloaded, vs, opening (its not published?)<br />
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At any rate, you've pointed me in a good direction; so in reality looks like a new question...
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I get the gist, but am a hack at public facing web pages (I think I failed to mention this is the new 2013 public site.)  Seems as though I missing a step, when handing over the html file to the site.  CEWP just attempts to allow the html file to be downloaded, vs, opening (its not published?)

At any rate, you've pointed me in a good direction; so in reality looks like a new question...

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Have a nice tool that converts PowerPoint into an HTML5 web player.<br />
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Have a SharePoint 2013 site.<br />
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How to &quot;add the page&quot; or otherwise load the page to SharePoint, for playback?
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Have a nice tool that converts PowerPoint into an HTML5 web player.

Have a SharePoint 2013 site.

How to "add the page" or otherwise load the page to SharePoint, for playback?

load an html5 with css and (some) java into a sharepoint site

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Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a language used for describing the look and formatting of a document written in a markup language. Usually used to change web pages and user interfaces written in HTML, it can also be applied to any kind of XML document. CSS is designed primarily to distinguish the content of a document from its presentation.

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