This slide maker generates HTML files with the official layout approved by w3m.
It works under UNIX and Windows:
It is easy, it is nice, it uses style sheets, please use it.
The upgrade procedure is very simple, so feel free to report improvements and bugs to stephan@w3.org
The same package runs on UNIX or Windows (95 or NT).
For offline work grab the archive you need
You can also make your slides online in the directory /afs/w3.org/pub/WWW/Talks/
To make your presentation you will need to follow these steps:
To make a new presentation just copy the directory C:\Talks\YYMMsub\ with all its files to another with an appropriate name including the year, month and subject of your talk (eg C:\Talks\9612newlogo).
If you make your slides online, the directory to copy is /afs/w3/org/pub/WWW/Talks/YYMMsub/
We will call this new directory YYMMsub/ in the following.
On Windows edit YYMMsub/make.bat, on UNIX edit YYMMsub/Makefile to change the following parameters:
Edit and modify the HTML file YYMMsub/all.htm to write the text of your presentation. Each top level header (H1) will be the title of a slide.
YYMMsub/all.htm will be used to generate the slides. This HTML file can be written with your favourite HTML editor. Here is the one used to build the slides you are reading now.
To build the slides just type make in your directory YYMMsub/ (from a DOS box if you are using Windows)
The script will generate an YYMMsub/overview.htm and YYMMsub/slide*.htm files.
You can modify your file YYMMsub/all.htm and rebuild your slides as much as you want.
You can either use Netscape or Microsoft Internet Explorer to give your presentation.
As the generated slides use style sheets, the layout will be better (today) in Internet Explorer.
If you have made your presentation offline, it is a good idea to put it on the web in the directory /afs/w3.org/pub/WWW/Talks.
Just copy your directory C:\Talks\YYMMsub\ there, and link your presentation from your area or http://www.w3.org/pub/WWW/Talks/Overview.html