Luc.
No luck dear as it saves SWF as Image .So there is no separate swf in
presentation folder as SWF is shown as image in Web page.
Have you tried it ever?
I'm using office 2003.
Dinesh
Dinesh,
You are absolutely right it does not work with Flash movies. I found a
thread in which a user proposes a solution, not an easy one, so here it
goes:
http://groups.google.be/group/microsoft.public.powerpoint/browse_thread/thread/d
2dc2f71082f2296/a4126bd444cee773?lnk=st&q=extract+flash+file+group%3Amicrosoft.p
ublic.powerpoint&rnum=3&hl=nl#a4126bd444cee773

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> Luc.
> No luck dear as it saves SWF as Image .So there is no separate swf in
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>> > point file.
>> > How this can be done?
Dinesh - 14 Jun 2006 12:59 GMT
Thanks Luc.
I'll try it out .However not an easy solution for a common user of Power
Point using .net to compile a code and make executable.
Dinesh
> Dinesh,
> You are absolutely right it does not work with Flash movies. I found a
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> >> > point file.
> >> > How this can be done?
Steve Rindsberg - 14 Jun 2006 19:27 GMT
> Thanks Luc.
>
> I'll try it out .However not an easy solution for a common user of Power
> Point using .net to compile a code and make executable.
Keep in mind that whoever created the Flash file and distributed it in PPT may have
*intended* to make it difficult to extract the Flash for other uses.