#Getting to prezi classic how to#

Also define on which slide your Prezi will be, as shown on step number 5. Important: Do not paste your entire Prezi URL, just replace the 12 symbol code. This code will link the window you just created to the URL of your online Prezi presentation.ġ) In PowerPoint, hold down the Alt key and press f11Ģ) In the new window that came up choose Insert and then Moduleģ) Double click on module, this will open up a text area.Ĥ) Into the text area, paste the following code: Sub go2URL ()

This step requires you to a add small piece of code to PowerPoint. Make it as large as you want, you can resize the window any time later on. Once completed it should look something like this: The first step is to add a Web Browser window to the slide you have selected.ġ) Click the Developer tab ( Click here if you don’t have the Developer tab visible)Ģ) In the developer tab Click More Options (Icon with wrench and hammer)ģ) Scroll down and Choose Microsoft Web Browser and click Ok (If you receive an error, you must change a few settings in your Windows registry)Ĥ) Next it seems like nothing happened, but now you can actually click and draw the browser window on your slide. The Prezi will act just like a video or image that you can show on any slide. Inserting a Prezi to PowerPoint includes few steps: 1) Insert a Microsoft Web Browser to your slide

#Getting to prezi classic how to#

With the below example I will show how to embed an online Prezi into PowerPoint, so it can be played without exiting the presentation mode. The good news is that this can be done without the need to download any plugins and described method will work with PowerPoint 2007 and above (process is slightly different for older versions but is also possible). The trick does require a bit of work but should only take a few minutes of your time.

A very common request for people using both PowerPoint and Prezi is how insert and play a Prezi presentation on a PowerPoint Slide.