Power Point / QuickTime Slideshow

I don't know if I am in the correct forum, or if anyone can help with a non-mac software issue, but if you don't mind .... I tired to make a Pwr Pt slideshow, the kind you get in your Mail account that has the PwrPt icon and when you click on it, you can watch some fancy slideshow of photographs. I exported from iPhoto as a slideshow and then it became a Quicktime movie at 126 MB which bogged up my Mail account. How does a person share a slideshow to others over the internet and not bog down their mail accounts , Thanks

You should be able to select the quality of the QuickTime export. Try H.264 at 320*240. This is iPod quality and may or may not be sufficient for your needs.
If not, why not just send them using iPhoto's email function? You can set them to be compressed, and if the recipient is using Mac OS 10.4, they can view the photos as a slide show on their computer (although they won't music and the photos may be out of order). PC users can still browse the photos as message attachments.

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