PowerPoint is the editable screen source, not the runtime platform.
Export Industrial Screens from PowerPoint to HTML
Explains how Mingcedar Studio exports industrial screens, templates, popups, scripts, and binding metadata from PowerPoint into page packages loaded by Mingcedar.
The export package contains pages, assets, scripts, animations, and bindings.
Runtime entry, permissions, and site data are managed by Mingcedar.
Guide
Learn how to author and export industrial screens in PowerPoint and run the exported packages with Mingcedar.
Mingcedar Studio helps engineers use PowerPoint as the editable screen source, organize templates, interactions, animations, and assets, then export HTML / SVG / JS page packages for Mingcedar runtime.
- PowerPoint is the editable screen source, not the runtime platform.
- The export package contains pages, assets, scripts, animations, and bindings.
- Runtime entry, permissions, and site data are managed by Mingcedar.
The plugin authors industrial screens in PowerPoint for Windows desktop, with objects, templates, popups, page-scoped scripts, behaviors, charts, video, and data bindings.
- Useful when engineers need a familiar authoring tool.
- Useful when projects must keep editable screen source files.
- Useful when page packages must be exported consistently.
The exported HTML / SVG / JS package is loaded by Mingcedar. Mingcedar then manages menus, languages, access control, tags, alarms, alarm sound, trends, script interfaces, and licensing.
- The plugin exports the screen package.
- Mingcedar runs the package and connects site data.
- Downloads and delivery resources should start from the downloads center.
Before delivery, confirm page scope, template parameters, Tag names, expression return types, asset paths, and export mode. Read calculated Tags by name with ReadCalculatedTag. Video files are not copied with the screen package and must be accessible from the runtime. Use current-page export for local updates and full export for shared-resource changes or formal delivery.
Guides explain the question boundary; installation, configuration, and delivery operations continue in the formal pages.