Steps to turn a PPT file into an EXE executable

All computers can execute EXE files, but some computers do not have Office installed, so you can't view PPT documents. So how do you package a PPT file into an EXE executable? Perhaps, you will say that WORD file packaging is as simple as ppt packaging as an EXE executable file. But this is not the case, no matter what file, package it into EXE The executable file will be very convenient to carry, but for PPT, which is the method of PowerPoint 2003 (slideshow) packaging, many people don't understand it, so today we will introduce you to the new one in PowerPoint 2003 (slideshow). The method of packaging, and see the following introduction:
1, open in PowerPoint 2003, create or edit a new or existing presentation. At any time, especially when creating a new presentation document or linking media for presentation, please name the file name using the old DOS 8.3 naming convention. The file name should not exceed 8 characters and the extension should not exceed 3. When saving the demo, select the file --- CD package. ……
2, in the CD package dialog box, give the project a name. You will find that the event demo is included in every default option -- including the new PowerPoint 2003 viewer in CD editing. Select the option to copy to a folder (do not choose to copy to CD). PowerPoint will store all the content you need - including demos, linked files, viewers, and two text files (autorun.inf and play.bat). Exit PowerPoint.
3, in windows 2000, xp, 2003, point start - run - enter "iexpress" (without quotes). This will open the IExpress wizard, a secret that windows does not have. Because IExpress is a series of wizard-driven screen displays, each step below is screened.
4, use IExpress to create a new self-extracting boot file, select Create a new self extraction directive file in IExpress, Next.
5, IExpress need to know how to package your files, select the first item "Extract files and runan installation command", Next.
6, give you a name, Next
7 On this screen, IExpress needs to know if we need a confirmation prompt when the end user activates your package - because we want the individual exe file we end up to be as transparent as possible, here we choose “Noprompt” Options, Next
8, you can choose to show consent to the license - as a demonstration, we choose Don"t diaplay a licence---Next
9, this screen may be the most important step in the entire IExpress wizard. Click Add---boot to the folder where you created the PowerPoint 2003 CD package, add all the files and then Next.