Re: How to turn web pages into slides?

I'm actually in the middle of a slide making project -- turning digital 
pictures into wall decorations for an 8th grade dance -- somehow the 
parents got put in charge of the dance and I got put in charge of pictures!

You used to be able to get plastic snap-together slide containers.  I'm 
hoping to find some at either a local hobby store or at a photo supply 
store.  Currently I'm working with plastic designed for an overhead 
projector, but there may be something more suitable.  I'm taking the 
pictures and sizing them down to the dimensions of the slide -- about 1" by 
1 1/4" or so.  My problem is that my printer prints out smudgy and the ink 
won't stick or dry well.  Kinko's can make copies for us that look good and 
won't smear or smudge.  They charge like $5 for disk processing and $2.?? 
per picture.  I'm thinking about inserting all of my images into a word 
document and having them print that out for me on the transparency 
plastic.  Then cut out the individual images and insert them into the 
plastic holders.

I would think something similar could work for you.  Good luck.

Kathie Riechmann
bkrweb(at)bkrweb.com


At 10:37 PM 1/25/01 -0500, Linda Titus wrote:
>Hi HWGer,
>
>I just found out via third party that a client of mine thinks I probably
>know how to make slides from web pages for them so that they can present my
>web page mockups at a meeting. (They don't want to use a computer or a
>computer screen projector.) Well, I've got no idea, but if you know how and
>could tell me, at least I could offer to do this for my client (I've got one
>week to prepare for this meeting).
>
>How do I go about turning my web pages into slides that can be used in a
>slide carousel?  Do I need to buy software?  Is it expensive?
>
>If this is an involved process, where on the net would be the best place to
>find a good tutorial?
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Linda Titus

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