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Putting a map into a powerpoint presentation.

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New problem, putting a fully functioning google maps type map into a powerpoint presentation. I dont mean an image of one, but a proper one that you can drag around and stuff. I know already that google maps doesnt work, and want to see if theres anything similar out-there that can help me.

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You can't do stuff like that in a Powerpoint presentation. The best option would be to record a video of you moving the map around with Fraps or something.

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I think this may help: http://skp.mvps.org/liveweb.htm

 

 

 

Embed the specific map URL, and you should be good to go. (Use the "Link" button above the the draggable map in Google Maps)

The more slides and information you add to a powerpoint presentation the more likely people will ignore you/it.

 

 

 

Keep it short and sweet with the powerpoint side just for key notes or images where needed.

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way to be frank :D

 

Although embedding a web frame would be the way to do it

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