Deciding the output
format ( SWF or EXE )
The above conversion process will not create
the Falsh output. Once the above conversion process
is over, you will be presented with the Conversion
process completed dialog (If you don't want
to display this dialog in the future runs, please
tick on the 'Do not show this dialog again.' check
box.)
It draws your attention that you need
to hit either the Save as EXE or Save
as SWF button on the main interface dialog to
complete the conversion process.
Click OK.
You can have two types of Flash outputs
1. Save as EXE (a single file EXE)
No additional software required on the end user machine.
2. Save as SWF (multiple
SWF files )
Adobe Flash Player needs to be installed on the end
user machine.
Decide your output type and hit the appropriate
button on the PowerFlashPoint main interface.dialog.
If you want use your presentation in
web pages choose Save as SWF.
If you want to distribute the presentaion
in CDs choose Save as EXE.
Save as SWF will create two SWF files
1. Pres.SWF (Presentation File)
This will consists of only slides in your presentation
without any controls for navigation. You can only
advance through the presentation by clicking on each
slide. But you cannot stop or go backward. (If you
have ticked on the 'Hide slide's background button'
option in the Output page of the Settings dialog,
you cannot advance at all).
2. <presentation name>.SWF
(Presentation Player):
This will consists of slide panes, narration
window and navigation controls. In most cases you
will use the Presentation Player to run your presentation.
Save as EXE will create two files
1. AutoRun.inf
This is useful only if you are distributing the
presentation in CDs. It will help run your presentation
automatically on inserting the CD. You need to copy
this file along with the <presentation name>.exe
mentioned below while burning the CD.
2. <presentation name.exe>
This will consists of both the SWF Presentation
file and the Presentation
Player. Just double click on the EXE. The presentation
will run in the Presentation Player.
See Also
PowerFlashPoint Output Options
PowerFlashPoint Final Output
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