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Create your PowerPoint to flash converter easily & fast with our PPT2SWF SDK.
| Publisher: |
Ppt2SwfSDK |
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| Downloads: |
2445 |
| Software Type: |
Shareware, |
| File Size: |
12.07M |
| OS: |
Windows All |
| Update Date: |
08 February, 2013 |
ABTO Software's advanced and extremely effective solution, PPT to SWF SDK, provides your applications with an automatic Microsoft PowerPoint to Adobe Flash conversion feature. Our PowerPoint to Flash SDK is efficiently utilized for fast and simple Power Point to Flash conversion by our numerous customers especially in the area of e-learning.
High quality PPT to SWF SDK with a user-friendly interface is a highly secure and reliable tool designed to cut down your content development time and improve overall productivity. The tool is truly business-friendly, easy-to-use, compact and portable.
The possibility of integration of our PPT to SWF converting tool into desktop standalone applications, server side services and web sites makes our ppt 2 swf sdk really helpful when you add converting services on your website or develop your e-learning systems.
ABTO Software's PPT 2 SWF SDK also allows to develop your own PowerPoint to Flash converter with no problem as it is compatible with the major platforms for Windows: C#, VB.NET, VB, Java, C++, ASP, ASP.NET.
Our Flash Viewer guarantees the highest quality of the converted file's picture.
Have a look at ABTO Software's PowerPoint to Flash SDK features:
* AS3 support
* Right-to-left languages support
* Custom controls support
* Developer Manual
* XML support
* Slide transitions
* Animation support
* Background image support
* Help file updated
* New Samples (Delphi, C++, VB, C#)
* Enhanced text convert
* COM support
* PowerPoint features support
* Flash movie tuning
* Quality and Compression control
* Flash based Player
* Immediate publishing and delivery online
* Advanced options
With PowerPoint to flash sdk solution you can create really captivating Flash video presentations (with all important PowerPoint features) or on-line e-learning courses if you're working in the educational industry.
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