How do i copy Macromedia Flash Animation from the internet, and use it on my powerpoint presentation?
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dude if you are really smart you can do this. First select view source and find out the exact location of the .swf file.\n\ne.g http://domain.com/x/abcd.swf\n\nthen if you r working onlinux then use wget to download the file.\n\ne.g Shell>>> wget http://domain.com/x/abcd.swf\n\nIt solves your problem.
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I'd to use SWiSHmax 1. It is very easy to use and convinent. And the price is also lower than Studio Flash. \n\nHere is the discription:\nSWiSHmax has everything you need to create stunning fully interactive Flash animations. You can create shapes, text, buttons, sprites, and motion paths. You can also include more than 230 ready-to-use animated effects including explode, vortex, 3D spin, and wave. You can create your own effects or make an interactive movie by adding actions to objects. A scripting language allows you to program sophisticated operations into your animations. You can preview your animation inside SWiSHmax without launching a browser or external player, and live editing lets you make changes while the animation is playing. SWiSHmax creates all the files you need to upload to your Web server, or you can generate the HTML code to paste into an existing Web page. \n\nhttp://www.download.com/SWiSHmax/3000-6676_4-10223922.html?tag=lst-6-3
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(m)\n\nYou can use Microsoft PowerPoint to create interactive presentations containing text, art, animation, and audio and video elements. It is probably the best-known presentation graphics program available. If your computer arrived pre-loaded with Microsoft Office, you most likely have PowerPoint too. Just click Start and select Programs to find it. Not all Microsoft Office packages include PowerPoint, however. If yours doesn't, visit Microsoft to find out how you can get it and how much it will cost. \n\nPowerPoint's widespread availability isn't the only reason for its popularity, however. "I use it because I like technology and the choices it allows," LuAnn Kaiser, a teacher at Nebraska's Wausa Public School, told Education World. "With PowerPoint, you can animate words and graphics, add sound effects, include a QuickTime movie -- it's just awesome! PowerPoint captures the students' attention and helps keep them interested!" \n\n"The kids like it," Kaiser added, "because it's so easy to use and because the ability to integrate graphics and text means there's always something new to learn and do."
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I'm not sure if the exact steps will work for your version, but you can try the article below. There is a link to flash tutorial at the bottom of the article.
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You can't. You either need to bootleg it from a friend or maybe try openoffice, they have a powerpoint like application in that suite. It's not so bad.
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1.Open the link by clicking the thumbnail\n2. Right click "save as..."\n3. Save it to your pc\n4. Drag it on to your PowerPoint presentation (OR select Insert>>Clip from the menu)\n\nGive me 10 points ;-) !!
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macromedia studio mx --->>> FIREWORKS. try with this ! ;)
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dont worry. adobe flash player supports animations on webpage ...plz download adobe flash player  9.0.28.0 Final .... it will direct download plz download from following link .... its size is 1.73 mb take 5 mint to download on 56kb modem speed.\nhttp://fpdownload.macromedia.com/get/flashplayer/current/install_flash_player.exe\n.
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get a program called SnagIt!  great tool to use.  It'll do video capture and save it to a .jpeg or numerous other formats so you can plug it into your PP presentation.
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Save it as an SWF file (Flash)\nTo save it as a SWF file, which is the standard Flash format for animations, you need to bring it into Image Ready. Go to “File” and then scroll down to “Edit in Image Ready.”\n\nYou already created the animation in Photoshop, so now you only have to export it as an animation. Go to “File” scroll down to “Export” and choose “Macromedia Flash SWF.”\n\nIn this dialogue box, you can choose “Generate HTML.” The other options can be left at their defaults, but they are self explanatory if you need to change any of them.\n\nExport! You’re done! You now have an HTML document with the Flash animation inside it, and a separate SWF file that you can embed into any other HTML document quite easily.
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Just go to their website and open the flash, then go to your temporary internet files folder and pull it out from there.  It should be some .swf file.
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There are few here:\n\nhttp://downloads.zdnet.com/search.aspx?kw=PowerPoint+to+Video
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You could use macromedia flash and then publish it to the web.
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go to the macromedia site and download the flash player 8
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Just use OpenOffice instead. It's essentially the same as Microsoft Office and includes it's own presentation program which functions just like and is compatible with Microsoft's PowerPoint.\n\nGet it here:\n\nhttp://www.openoffice.org
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I will use Adobe Premier or Macromedia Flash\n\nIf you are not familiar with those tools, you can use simple programs like Gif Animator, Swish.\nalso you can download form "www.downlaod.com"\n\nby:\nMkamal
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Yup!  Lots of software here can do that:  http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html?tag=srch&qt=powerpoint+to+flash+conversion&tg=dl-20\n\nBrowse through to see what suits you best.