Embed a Flash in OneNote?

[William Bernat]

SHORT VERSION OF QUESTION:
Can I embed the Flash directly into OneNote so that it appears as part of
the OneNote page (not separate window opened from link, but appears in page)
and as part of HTML (MHT) if exported via OneNote Web Exporter?

TIA,
-billb

LONG VERSION OF QUESTION:
I know if I insert a file, I get a link to a file that someone can click to
open the corresponding application and view the file. However, unless you
install standalone Flash player (which Adobe doesn't seem to release, just
the web version one, but third parties do) then you can't export to it.

So if I insert a .SWF into a OneNote I can't play it without a third party
Flash player. Not a big deal for me using a OneNote on my desktop, but if
we're looking at publishing online via the web exporter
(http://www.codeplex.com/ONWebber) then it's an issue. I know it's possible
to embed flash in HTML and link to that HTML, but here's my question....

 

[Erik Sojka]

I don't think so. OneNote's HTML support is for static HTML and not for
embedded or active content. You get on a OneNote page what you would get
if you printed out the webpage onto a piece of paper.

Otherwise, OneNote doesn't support OLE or other technology to allow you to
embed interactive data onto a page.

 

[William Bernat]

Yeah, that make sense. Thanks -billb

I don't think so. OneNote's HTML support is for static HTML and not for
embedded or active content. You get on a OneNote page what you would get
if you printed out the webpage onto a piece of paper.

Otherwise, OneNote doesn't support OLE or other technology to allow you to
embed interactive data onto a page.