google-slides
It seems that Google presentations can no longer be accessed through HTTP, only through HTTPS. Unfortunately, I need to run a presentation on a custom hardware/software combination which only understands HTTP. Is there a way to use an HTTP URL to view the presentation? Or a simple way to tunnel it somehow through HTTP?
EDIT: In the end, I went with the alternative which doesn't use HTTPS, SlideRocket.
Unfortunately page numbers in Presentations hasn't been implemented yet.
We don't currently support master slide functionality, so you'll need to insert numbers and logos manually.
Its likely that i will be in the future - but no idea when.
Someone on another forum suggested a workaround by using the features built into Adobe Acrobat to add the page numbers (Open the document in acrobat, open the tools menu, goto Pages > Header and Footer > Add Footer/Header)
You'll have to set them up as animations to show when you actually present the slides.
To set these up, create the four objects you'd like to reveal incrementally.
You'll see the final product of all the animations in the right-menu. Once you create all the animations you want, you can reorder, change, or remove the existing animations, as well as add new ones.
Here's a screenshot (below) as well as a link to the help article on creating animations.
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If I understood it right, you are talking about Publishing a Google Presentation, which generates an HTTPS link. Unfortunately, there is no direct way to access it through HTTP. However, you could download your presentation and share it through another file sharing site.