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MS Office Forum / General PowerPoint Questions / June 2006ppt to flash
I created a very complicated power point thats interactive, with timing, animation, sounds, hyperlinks, all kinds of things. The file is now a huge size and you need ppt2003 to see it. We want to post it on a website for training purposes. I have tried all the big name ppt to flash programs, most get kinda close but still leave out the timing or it plays all the sound at once or it gets jummbled up. I dont know anything about flash so i cant just build it in flash. Any suggestions. An option for retaining the quality of our images and animations is to convert the ppt to an exe. This however does not address your file size concerns. To date, I've not been satisfied with Flash conversions. To find out how to convert PPT 2003 to .exe go here: http://www.indezine.com/products/powerpoint/pp2003/ppt2exe.html Geetesh Bajaj also offers a tutorial on converting PPT 2002...  SignatureSandy Johnson Microsoft Certified Office Specialist (MOS PowerPoint) > I created a very complicated power point thats interactive, with > timing, animation, sounds, hyperlinks, all kinds of things. The file is [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > it plays all the sound at once or it gets jummbled up. I dont know > anything about flash so i cant just build it in flash. Any suggestions. Not quite many application do a very good job in transforming complicated PowerPoint presentations to Flash or exe, however, I would like to see if Wondershare PPT to Flash Studio can meet your needs. It supports more than 170 animations in PowerPoint, and keeps the hyperlinks and sound object well, the trial copy is fully functional, you just feel free to take an careful evaluation. http://www.sameshow.com Hope this helps! SignaturePowerPoint to DVD, PowerPoint to Video http://www.ppt-to-dvd.com PowerPoint to Flash, PowerPoint to Web http://www.sameshow.com > I created a very complicated power point thats interactive, with > timing, animation, sounds, hyperlinks, all kinds of things. The file is [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > it plays all the sound at once or it gets jummbled up. I dont know > anything about flash so i cant just build it in flash. Any suggestions. Also ... this company is very responsive to requests and suggestions. They've changed the program a lot since I first purchased it. They plan to release a new version and are currently asking/looking for suggestions for features that are important to those who fill in their survery for this new release. They are worth considering. I have found their support folk to be very helpful. Not quite many application do a very good job in transforming complicated PowerPoint presentations to Flash or exe, however, I would like to see if Wondershare PPT to Flash Studio can meet your needs. It supports more than 170 animations in PowerPoint, and keeps the hyperlinks and sound object well, the trial copy is fully functional, you just feel free to take an careful evaluation. http://www.sameshow.com Hope this helps! SignaturePowerPoint to DVD, PowerPoint to Video http://www.ppt-to-dvd.com PowerPoint to Flash, PowerPoint to Web http://www.sameshow.com "curtalansmith@gmail.com" wrote: > I created a very complicated power point thats interactive, with > timing, animation, sounds, hyperlinks, all kinds of things. The file is [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > it plays all the sound at once or it gets jummbled up. I dont know > anything about flash so i cant just build it in flash. Any suggestions.
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