The latest  update date: 12 Aug. 2008

   FlashPPT 2008 is a tool to convert PowerPoint to Flash  the world's most popular platform independent format. Using it your presentations can be played Windows, Linux, Macintosh and even Hand held PCs, and you will not losing opportunities.

  FlashPPT 2008 create professional-looking flash file easily and effectively with PowerPoint knowledge in just minutes.No flash Programming skills are required!

  If you don't want to spend more time, or engage more programmers to implement these tools, FlashPPT 2008 can help you at convert powerpoint to flash.

Notice: It need Microsoft office2000(or above) installation and configuration.
   

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• No lose anything

• keep  Graphics 100%

• keep Texts, including correct positioning, font sizes and colors 100%

• Graphical standard primitives (lines, circles, rectangles, etc.) for PowerPoint

• Sharing the presentations with everyone on Windows, Linux, Macintosh and even Hand held PCs, and you will not losing opportunities

• No programming skill required, just a few clicks away

"Great tools for convert powerpoint to flash, thanks very much!!!" --from  Sistep Booch (4/21/2008)

"I recently purchased your software online, and I just have to say one thing..... AMAAAAAAAZING!!! The ease of use, the tremendous speed, and quality that this software produces is beyond belief. This software is truly ahead of it's time at convert powerpoint to flash.  I have never been so happy with it. Great job on this software, keep up the good work!!!" --from  Sami El-Masr (3/13/2008)

"Well I just did the first compression and I am impressed! Convert powerpoint to flash  is very good and simple."  -- from Joseph Chatzimichail (3/2/2008)

"I recently purchased your product FlashPPT (convert powerpoint to flash) and I am happy to say its by far the best tool of its sort and although the features are comparable to other products it offers speed of conversion and ease of use that are unmatched."  --from Chris Higman (123/2007)

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