PowerPoint Web App

PowerPoint Web App
"A Microsoft Office Web application that enables users to upload, view (in full fidelity with animations and transitions maintained), share, and edit PPT files in a Web browser, as well as create basic presentations using only the Web client. They can also take those PPT presentations and embed them in other Web applications, like blog postings or other Web sites."
PowerPoint Web App

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