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I'm looking to host a PowerPoint file on my website but the only option to do so is by embedding the presentation from OneDrive. Once embedded, there is an option to download the PowerPoint when viewed on the website.
Is there any way to host a PowerPoint file on a website without the download option?
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PowerPoint Online isn't customizable. The alternative is to find a third-party PowerPoint API and program a custom solution. Not a simple task.
Just removing the "download" option isn't possible?
Dave, thanks for your response. I've reviewed this page and it doesn't discuss how to prevent users from downloading your PowerPoint when hosted on a website.
If you're using SharePoint or OneDrive for Business, there is an option to prevent downloads. There is no such option in the consumer version of OneDrive or PowerPoint Online.
PowerPoint Online isn't customizable. The alternative is to find a third-party PowerPoint API and program a custom solution. Not a simple task.
Hi Cam
Try the steps on this page to see if that will allow you to embed a PowerPoint presentation on your website, as far as I know this must be done from the online version of PowerPoint . ..