Convert PowerPoint to Flash or Silverlight?
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Track title: Thinking It Over
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00:00 Convert Powerpoint To Flash Or Silverlight?
00:35 Answer 1 Score 1
01:14 Answer 2 Score 2
01:42 Answer 3 Score 1
01:56 Accepted Answer Score 4
02:31 Thank you
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Full question
https://superuser.com/questions/42129/co...
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#flash #microsoftpowerpoint #silverlight
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ACCEPTED ANSWER
Score 4
Free PowerPoint to Flash Converter:
Spring Free works within PowerPoint, transforming it into a fast and easy Flash authoring tool. It is compatible with any PowerPoint version 2000/XP/2003/2007 installed on a Windows machine. To create Flash files viewable on any device from your PowerPoint presentations, just install iSpring Free, open your PowerPoint presentation, click Quick Publish and get Flash slideshows from your PPT presentations in just a few seconds.
ANSWER 2
Score 2
If you just want "pictures" of deck slides with no animation, there's a tool on http://codeplex.com called PPT to Silverlight. There is currently no other tool on the market that supports PPT to Silverlight (Electric Rain has some technology that they license though).
Otherwise, there are some really good tools for PPT to Flash. I used Articulate Presenter and Captivate from Adobe. Both are not cheap though. :(
ANSWER 3
Score 1
PowerPoint to SWF Personal Version 2007 is an easy flash authoring tool.It is a powerful PowerPoint plug-in converts PowerPoint presentation to Flash(SWF).Easy of use, accurate conversion, and small size. Fully functional version, for personal, education and non-profit org. only. New feature:Luxury Output Layout was added,which includes a simplified and efficient thumbnail and outline bar for quick and flexible navigation purpose. Supports PowerPoint 2007 now.
ANSWER 4
Score 1
A good free option can be found at the below listed address:
This tool is called authorPOINT lite.