Flash in Powerpoint issues

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Austin Myers

What tools are you using to play it in PPT? (When you go to a URL you are
using your web browser).




Austin Myers
MS PowerPoint MVP Team

Provider of PFCMedia, PFCPro, PFCExpress
http://www.pfcmedia.com
 
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shikarishambu

I can point to the URL from Powerpoint's Shockwave Flash Control.

I use the same control to point to the local file.

In both cases I use the Movie attribute.

TIA
 
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Austin Myers

shikarishambu said:
I can point to the URL from Powerpoint's Shockwave Flash Control.

I use the same control to point to the local file.

In both cases I use the Movie attribute.

What code are you using to issue a "play" command for the control. (It's
dumb until you tell it to do something.)



Austin Myers
MS PowerPoint MVP Team

Provider of PFCMedia, PFCPro, PFCExpress
http://www.pfcmedia.com
 
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shikarishambu

Here is the code I found on flashgeek. Note the code seem to work with other
flash files

Sub OnSlideShowPageChange()
' Copyright (c) 2001 Rick Turoczy
' Rewinding code for
' Powerpoint 2000 and Powerpoint XP
' presentations with Flash movies
' http://www.flashgeek.com/
' This code is free for use and editing as needed.

Dim swf As ShockwaveFlash
Dim FrameNum As Long

' Define the slide and the Flash object to whom you'd like to speak
Set swf = Slide1.ShockwaveFlash1

' Tell it to stop playing.
swf.Playing = False

' Tell it to return to the first frame (swf.Rewind)
swf.GotoFrame (1)

' Tell it to start playing again
swf.Play

End Sub

thanks
 
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Echo S

If I grab the SWF on that link from my Temporary Internet Files folder and
play it from, say, my desktop, all I see is Zimmer (logo) + Gender
Solutions Knee. I believe the SWF is calling an FLV, and the FLV is what
contains the animation. Or maybe not. :) But that would be one reason it
plays online but not on your harddrive.

In fact, I was able to copy that FLV to my desktop and create a new blank
SWF to call it, and the SWF plays fine from my desktop. But when I inserted
the SWF into PPT, it doesn't play. The FLV has something to do with that,
I'm sure, but I don't know exactly what.
 

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