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Overview
Openworld FlashPresenter Features
Getting Started with Openworld FlashPresenter
Your Presentation Screen
PowerPoint Import
PowerPoint Import Wizard
Step 1 - Open Presentation
Step 2 - PowerPoint Slide Narration
Step 3 - Narration Results
PowerPoint Import Preferences
Creating New Presentation
Getting Started
Video Setup
Video Encoding Setup
Transcript Setup
Slides Setup
Media Synchronization
Synchronization Overview
Editing Transcript
Synchronizing the Transcript
Contents Creation
Synchronizing Slides
Synchronizing Speakers
Hyperlinks and Resources Links Creation
Synchronizing Hyperlinks and Resources Links
Glossary Building
Creating Quizzes
New Quiz Creation
Quiz Properties Setup
Quiz Customization
Quiz Results Processing
Presentation Export
Exporting Your Presentation
Using HTTP Streaming technology for video/audio
delivery
Flash Media Server Configuration Basics
Accompanying Tools
Video Converter
Video Joiner
Video Encoding Preferences
MP3 To FLV Converter
MP3 Compressor
Audio Uncompressor
MP3 Sound Recorder
Support
DEMO Mode Limitations
Software Activation and Order Information
Contact Information
Credits
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Step 1 - Open Presentation
Opening PowerPoint Presentation:
The first step of Powerpoint presentation import is the presentation choosing.
Choose the PPT or PPS file to open, using Windows Explorer-style navigator,
and then click "Next" button or just double-click on file in the file list view.
WARNING: You must have MS PowerPoint installed
on your computer. MS PowerPoint-2000 or above is required.
CAUTION: In Microsoft Office XP or higher, when
opening a presentation at this step, you may receive an error message that
programmatic access to the Visual Basic project is not trusted.
To prevent this message from appearing, first close the Openworld FlashPresenter,
then open MS PowerPoint, point to Macro on the Tools menu
in the MS Powerpoint (not in the Openworld FlashPresenter), and
then click Security. On the Trusted Sources tab, select the
Trust access to Visual Basic Project box.
By selecting this box, macros in any documents that you open can access the
core Microsoft Visual Basic objects, methods, and properties, which represents
a possible security hazard.
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The default behavior in Office XP (and above)
is to not allow macros to programmatically access the Visual Basic object model.
The recommended behavior is to select the Trust access to Visual Basic Project
box only for the duration of your Openworld FlashPresentor session. The
Trust access to Visual Basic Project box should be cleared after the
Openworld FlashPresenter Powerpoint Import Wizard has finished running.
Please note, that you need to import a Powerpoint presentation only once.
After importing it is converted into Openworld FlashPresenter project format,
therefore you don't need to access MS Powerpoint in your further work with
Openworld FlashPresenter. Thus, you need to do the security changes
in MS Powerpoint only once for a short period of Import Wizard session.
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