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ASP.NET to Power Point

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Re: ASP.NET to Power Point

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Jun 24th, 2004
First of all, since ASP.NET is on the .NET Framework, most of that code will work exactly how you want it for your ASP.NET web application. Simply save the powerpoint file in a temporary location, call Response.Flush(), and Response.Write you're temped powerpoint file. Remember to set the content type, and remember to delete the temp file ;-).

If you have a few users using this feature, it will be fine. However, if you have 100s or 1000s or more, this will kill your performace ;-).
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