.ppt to .html converter

Method 1 Use the Save as Web Page Option in PowerPoint
It is common to output your presentation to HTML using the Save as Web Page option in PowerPoint. Although it is the most direct for PowerPoint to HTML, it isn't quite recommended.
Disadvantages:
1. The slides are saved as separate images. Consequently, the entire folder of HTML files becomes so big that it is not an easy job if you want to upload all of them to your server.
2. The original animations in the PowerPoint presentation will get lost with this method.
3. The slides can only display properly with an IE browser. For web visitors who aren't using IE, it is impossible to view the presentation as it is.

Method 2 Download a conversion program of PowerPoint to HTML
Generally, you can use a third party PPT-to-HTML converter if you want to use PowerPoint to create web pages that work with all browsers. It may help if you don't want to trouble yourself with an annoying result caused by Method 1.
In conclusion, PowerPoint to HTML is essential and helpful to those who want to show a PowerPoint presentation on their web site to draw more public attentions.

You can find more PowerPoint tips here:
http://www.dvd-ppt-slideshow.com/powerpoint-to-html/ Answered Sep, 30 2011

You can save PowerPoint as Word directly in MS office.

1 Open the PPT file with PowerPoint.
2 In the menu, select "File," then "Send To," then "Microsoft Word." This opens a dialog box where you can select the content and format of the items that will be in the Word file you create.
3 Select the appropriate buttons for the options you want and click "OK". Word opens and displays the new file. If you selected any of the "slides" options you will have a table with one column containing representations of the PowerPoint slides.
4 Edit the slide objects as needed in the same way you would for a text box. Answered Jun, 09 2011

Hi, you may download the converter from:
http://www.articlesbase.com/software-articles/free-online-pdfwordexcelppthtml-converters-618473.html Answered Apr, 12 2011

Here is the address:
http://www.freewaregenius.com/2008/12/17/how-to-convert-powerpoint-to-dvd-for-free/ Answered Aug, 10 2011