Convert PowerPoint to flash

[garysteven]

i have made a PowerPoint presentation, and I sent it to my friend by email. but he can't open it. My friend advised me to convert the PPT to flash, then sent the resulting flash to him.
can anyone tell me how to convert PPT to Flash?

Can you recommend me some software to convert PPT into flash.

thank you again!

[Jack_Vorobey]

To convert PowerPoint to flash, you have 3 options
1. Convert PowerPoint to flash manually
If you have some programming experience, you can do the conversion manually.
See this tutorial:
Wondershare PPT2Flash Standard

2. Convert PowerPoint to flash with a FREE converter
If you have a simple PPT file and do not care about the animations, transitions, audio and other, you can use a FREE converter Powerbullet Presenter.
It is a small, simple and free program for creating presentations in the Flash format.


3. Convert PowerPoint to flash with a commercial converter
For a complicated PPT file, you always should use a commercial converter like
PPT2Flash Standard

hey u can make ppt file to to powerpoint show file .pps while saving powerpoint files ... which can be opened in any computer without the help of powerpoint

*.PPS files also needs the right PowerPoint/PowerPoint viewer installed. But Flash Player is widely supported by most broswers directly without compatibility issues.

Try PowerFlashPoint - PowerPoint to Flash Converter from DigitalOfficePro

PowerFlashPoint automatically converts PowerPoint presentations into highly compressed Internet-ready presentation in the Macromedia Flash format. Using PowerFlashPoint software you can easily integrate YouTube videos into presentations and quickly convert it to portable Flash.

Presentation to Video Converter is an excellent program

[Jack_Vorobey]

Another good tool, I've just tried is VideoPPT!
It converts quickly, without quality loss. I like it!

[gexy]

also Presentation To Video Converter!

[Masudkarim]

Here is a detailed list of the key advantages for converting a PowerPoint presentation into a Flash file. No matter what your final goal is, a Flash-based presentation goes a long way in making your content easily accessible and distributable.

1) Greater Accessibility
Once converted to Flash, anyone can easily view a PowerPoint presentation in any Internet browser. Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Netscape, Safari, Opera, and others. As more than 98% of all browsers have the Flash plug-in installed. You aren't required to install any special software or tell your audience to do the same.

2) Compatibility
Everyone who has a computer including those on Macs, Linux, Solaris, HP, SGI workstations, PDAs (PocketPCs/Windows Mobile and PalmOS), and handheld devices (with an integrated Flash player) can watch your PowerPoint in Flash. There's no limit in terms of devices or computer operating systems.

3) Reduced Files Size
A PowerPoint presentation converted to Flash can drastically reduce the size up to 1/10th of the original file size.

4) Sound Integration
Flash files can also integrate audio tracks, including music and voice-overs.

5) Display Resolution
Flash files can be played at virtually any resolution and/or screen size, making this file format an ideal way to distribute presentations across many display devices.

6) Internet Distribution
Distributing PowerPoint files on the Internet for other people to see is easier said than done. Not everyone has PowerPoint installed on his PC. But once you upload a Flash file to any server, forum and discussion group, anyone can watch it.

7) Streaming
Flash files use streaming technology that allows online viewers to start watching the presentation without waiting for the entire presentation to download before playback begins.

8) Basic Interaction Controls
Flash files contain optional embedded controls that let the end user control playback, stop and rewind the presentation.

9) More Distribution Options
Flash, for the reasons previously listed, is also an ideal format for distributing PowerPoint presentations on CD-ROMs. It allows multi-platform compatibility while providing a lean and fast performing file. It can also integrate audio and video while displayed on different displays and resolutions.

10) Email-Ready
Even if you want to send a PowerPoint file to someone by email, converting it to Flash may be a better option. The file size is smaller, and it doesn't clog your recipient's inbox. You also retain all of your transitions, animations and effects, while ensuring that the recipient can see the file without loading other software (for example, PowerPoint Viewer, which is 2.7 MB).

11) Secure
Others can edit PowerPoint files if they have PowerPoint installed on their machine. This is not the case for Flash files. However, they allow you to maintain more control over your content, if needed.

12) Firewall Friendliness
Flash-based content has no problem going through firewalls because it's like standard Web content.

[borov]

Usually I prefer use the program Presentation to Video Converter, nice tool and really simple.

[jaydeep78]

Hi,

This link ppt2flashsdk is really helpful in this matter.
Hope it will help you.

Thanks
Jaydeep

[rusty_theron11]

I try to do it with different softwares but i am unable to complete it
where is problem

[void]

If you are not getting the full presentation then it means you are using a demo tool. Because there are some limitations in the demo tool while if the software does not gives you a proper flash then that issue can be related to the presentation version or any other reason. I use a tool called PowerFlashPoint. This is a basic tool which directly converts a powerpoint presentation to flash. Remember that better first create a presentation file. That you can do by saving the presentation in powerpoint show format.