Convert PowerPoint to Flash : PowerFlashPoint. Convert PowerPoint (XP/2003/2007) to Flash

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Convert PowerPoint to Flash PowerFlashPoint 2.0

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Vendor:	DigitalOfficePro
OS	Windows2000, WinXP, Windows2003, Windows Vista Starter, Windows Vista Home Basic, Windows Vista Home Prem
License:	Shareware
Price:	USD $199.00
Size	5733 Kb

     Convert your Powerpoint (XP/2003/2007) presentations to flash in a single click. Easily distribute your presentations via CD/e-mail to anyone, anywhere!PowerFlashPoint accurately converts your PowerPoint to Flash and retains all of your special effects with upto 98% reduction in file size. It also allows you to create high-quality web banners from PowerPoint. PowerFlashPoint: The most accurate PowerPoint to Flash Converter. Retains all of your special effects, including:
     a) Narration & Continuous Audio.
     b) Video.
     c) Animations & Transitions.
     d) Hyperlinks.
     PowerFlashPoint:Works ditto Powerpoint.
     Bonus:You Enjoy all the benefits of Flash:
     1) Easy distribution on the Web or CD.
     2) Greatly reduced file size.
     3) A secure and tamper proof format.
     4) Streaming technology.
     5) Optional single file output.
     6) Viewing Capabilities with or without Player.

User reviews for Convert PowerPoint to Flash PowerFlashPoint:

2007-10-30 by John Angel

Very impressive and realistic. Makes you think your computer is on fire.

2008-09-27 by Edgar ADAMS

I am a teacher an I help my fellow teachers to create powerpoint presentations. I downloaded and installed PowerPoint to Flash and I was impressed by its simplicity of use. The conversions went fast and most of the PowerPoint features were retained. I only had problems with Presentations that made use of triggers. The flash players are great, but I wish I could have more choices (I would like to adjust the color, size and the position of the player)

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