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Jul 18th, 2007
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by avneeshk91
great tutorial. good informationa and easy to follow. another way of doing this is simpy downloading openoffice, and saving the powerpoint as a flash file (.swf). it is a very quick process.
 
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Jul 19th, 2007
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by W.Peterson
you mean openoffice? in openoffice, you only can save your powerpoint as static flash file without nay tansitions and animations. I sugget other presentation tools to do this, such as Wondershare PPT2Flash, Artiiculate Presenter or Flashsprring Pro. You can try them.
 
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