Can .ppt or.pps be cheaply, easily saved in Flash/like for wesbsit

[Susan Faith]

I would like to cheaply and easily take a powerpoint presentation (with a
song) and save it in a format that will play automatically when my website
opens. I've heard that it has to be redone in Flash (costly) with a possible
FrontPage add-in. I've also heard that it may be possible to save it in
windows media player or quicktime but I don't know how to do that and have
not been able to get the song from i-tunes or windows media player into a
..wav for importing it into powerpoint. It seems to only play from a CD rom.

 

[John Wilson]

If you want to convert ppt to flash camtasia will do it well and there's a
free trial!

http://www.techsmith.com/download/camtasiatrial.asp
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John Wilson
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http://www.technologytrish.co.uk/ppttipshome.html

 

[Yuki]

Hi, Susan

How does you show look like, is it fully animated or just static slides, as
far as I kwow, Flashspring offers a toll free app to transform ppt to swf,
it works well for for static show, but awfully for dynamic ones, if there're
complicated animations and transitions in the presentation, you may turn to
some programs such us PPT2Flash Standard ($59.95), it is probably the most
ideal one in keeping the animations for below $100.

 

[nukacola]

you can get video files (AVI, ASF, WMV, MPEG, VOB and MP4 video) and
flash from your ppt using this program-Presentation to video converter
(google it).

indeed. it also can save it in flash. and for mov file use Quick Time
ALternative codec