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Need to find an application to convert some powerpoint presentations to flash movie for publishing on our company's website.I know there are many applications of this kind in market,but which one is better,both powerful and resonable?I need it urgently.And suggestion is appreciated!

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Update for a thread started in 2007: converting slides to Flash is no longer a viable long‑term approach. 's FlashPoint suggestion made sense then, but Adobe ended Flash Player support on December 31, 2020 and modern browsers block Flash. was right that attaching a PPT forces the viewer to open PowerPoint locally; that still works but is not web‑friendly.

Practical modern options that keep your slides usable today:

  • Export a video from PowerPoint (File > Export > Create a Video). Pick resolution and use recorded timings. Host the resulting MP4 on your site or on YouTube/Vimeo and embed it for universal playback. Pros: simple and widely compatible. Cons: no per‑slide interactivity and text is not selectable unless you add captions/transcripts.
  • Publish the PPTX with an online viewer (PowerPoint Online via OneDrive/Microsoft 365 or Google Slides) and use the embed/publish feature to embed an iframe. Pros: preserves animations and selectable text; cons: depends on a third‑party service and a network connection.
  • For full interactivity, convert to HTML5 using an authoring tool or rebuild with an HTML slide framework (commercial suites like iSpring/Articulate or open frameworks such as Reveal.js). Pros: responsive, interactive, accessible; cons: cost and learning curve.

Quick production tips: compress images and video, provide captions/transcripts for accessibility, test on multiple browsers and phones, and keep a downloadable original PPTX for archiving.

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There is a way to put Powerpoint files on a website or in an email. They start Powerpoint when downloaded.

I know you can just attach the PP file in an email, but I am not familiar on how it is done with a web page.

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Try this,FlashPoint,very easy to use and with accurate conversion result.

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