Opening from web page to Edit view in Powerpoint

I post Powerpoint presentations on a web site. Normally I want them to open
as slide shows. Now I want one to open in edit mode in Powerpoint. (I know my
customers have Powerpoint 2002 - just like me.) This is so they can easily
print the presentation without having to save it to thier hard drive. But no
matter how I save the file, it still opens on the web as a slide show. Any
suggestions?

PS. I use Frontpage to build the web page and post the PPT file.
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