PowerPoint-to-Flash SDK – A professional PowerPoint-to-Flash converting solution, such as Online Collaboration, Online sharing of PowerPoint presentations, Application for presentation of PowerPoint slide shows (converted to Flash), LMS, Authoring.

Features: PPT2Flash SDK for .NET, ASP.NET and COM provides the necessary conversion for getting a version suitable for online viewing. Online viewing may required for a whole host of applications. On line collaboration, sharing of presentations, slide shows on line, online seminars, net meetings and a range of others may use such PowerPoint presentations. Developers of such applications need a SDK that has this conversion built. This code package does just that and provides an environment where developers in .NET and COM technologies have a tool available. It includes a .NET interface that can be used in any .NET programming language like C# or VB.NET. You can use it with your web applications developed in ASP.NET as well. PPT2Flash SDK also includes a COM interface that can be used from any programming language that supports COM automation, like C++, Visual Basic, Delphi, ASP, PHP, JavaScript, VBScript, etc.

Some of the main features include retaining of PowerPoint features, transitions, support of audio (MP3 & WAV) as well as video (MPEG, MOV, AVI, WMV), FLV generation. PowerPoint versions XP/2003/2007 are supported. Slide thumbnails Flash JS API lets you completely control how the output would look. Multiple languages are supported and the output file produced is small and lightweight. Adobe ActionScript is also supported. The kit has a wide range of support for most of the elements used in the presentations. For graphics/images GIF and animated GIF, JPEG, PNG, TIF, EMF, WMF can be handled, Other Objects/Shapes (WordArt, Charts, Graphs, Diagrams, Autoshapes, Grouped Objects can be utilized too. Fonts, text background, transparency, hyperlinks etc are all handled appropriately.

Overall: It has quite a well rounded and extensive support features.

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