Viewing Large PowerPoint File

We are moving from Palm Treos to iPhones and I have a user concerned about viewing PowerPoints. How does a user view a PowerPoint (or any large file) in an iPhone which is too large to email? Average 50MB.
In the Treos we upload the file and open it from its drive.

If you can put those Powerpoint files to a Web page accessible for iPhone user, you can just view Powerpoint file from a web link.
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