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Popular Questions
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- Where should I enter the License Key I got after purchase?
- How to turn on the support of Oriental characters in the Advanced player?
- Is it possible to create looped Flash presentations with iSpring?
- I need to define titles for the presentation and slides. Is it possible?
- Is it possible to create Flash clips with international content using iSpring?
- An error occurred and I don’t see the iSpring toolbar in PowerPoint 2003 anymore. What can I do?
- Can I customize sidebar background color for a Flash presentation?
- How to turn on the support of Oriental characters in the Streamline player?
- Why can't I import my audio files?
- Do I need a 64-bit or 32-bit version of iSpring Pro?
Frequently Asked Questions
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General
Installation
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Flash Output
- Can I customize sidebar background color for a Flash presentation?
- Once converted to Flash, slide transition effects are not as smooth as in PowerPoint and are moving slower than they should be. How can I fix that?
- I inserted a Flash file to a presentation but it doesn't work or appear incorrectly after conversion.
- How to change Flash presentation size and scale?
- What Adobe Flash Player version do I have to have to play iSpring-created presentations?
- If I publish my presentation to the web, will the users have to wait until the entire Flash file is loaded to start viewing it?
- Is it possible to create looped Flash presentations with iSpring?
- Is it possible to create Flash clips with international content using iSpring?
- Can iSpring publish presentation compatible with Flash Player 7/8/9/10/11?
- Is it possible to have a button in a slide that can launch another file?
Multimedia
- Can I synchronize a single video narration with several slides?
- Can I sync a single audio file (narration) with a whole presentation?
- How can I insert a Flash movie into the presentation?
- Does iSpring support video embedded into a presentation?
- Why can't I import my audio files?
- What audio file formats does iSpring support?
- The video file in my Flash presentation doesn't play. Why?
Size and Compression
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Publishing
- How can I publish my presentation on web?
- How to bring the iSpring Add-in Back to PowerPoint?
- Why would I not want to use All in one Flash file output mode?
- I see an error message when publishing. What should I do?
- How can I create an animated Flash banner with iSpring Pro?
- I need to define titles for the presentation and slides. Is it possible?
- Is there any limitation on the number of slides in a PowerPoint presentation that can be published by iSpring?
- An error occurred and I don’t see the iSpring toolbar in PowerPoint 2003 anymore. What can I do?
- An error occurred and I don't see the iSpring Pro toolbar in PowerPoint 2007 anymore. What can I do?
Help Docs
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First Steps
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Managing Presentations
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Publish Presentations
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Enhancing Your Presenations
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Articles
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- The user's view on iSpring Pro
- 5 Practical suggestions on how to choose a PowerPoint to Flash converter
- iSpring AccuPoint™ Technology
- Building Flip Custom Animation effect in PowerPoint
- Can I Play Flash on iPad? Yes!
- Compressing PowerPoint presentations
- Creating a Flash banner with iSpring
- eLearning Authoring Made Easy
- Embedding iSpring Courses into DITA Learning Content
- Create single Flash files with iSpring
- How to Add a Raptivity® Interaction into iSpring eLearning Course
- How to embed a PowerPoint in another PowerPoint presentation
- How to insert Flash into PowerPoint 2010
- How to Insert a YouTube Video into My Online Presentation?
- Inserting Flash into HTML with iSpring
- How to insert Flash into PowerPoint
- How to insert Flash into PowerPoint 2003/XP
- How to insert Flash into PowerPoint 2007
- Installing VBA component
- How to view a PowerPoint presentation on an iPad
- Best Engineered eLearning Development Tool
- LMS Support
- Why is it so difficult to convert PowerPoint to Flash manually?
- New in PowerPoint 2010
- Output Flash file options
- Creating Flashcards in PowerPoint using Trigger Animations
- iSpring Introduces PowerPoint to HTML5 Technology
- Protect your PowerPoint slides
- Publishing Content Directly to a SharePoint Library
- Publishing Flash content to an LMS with iSpring Pro
- Publishing your course to BlackBoard
- Uploading your course or quiz to Moodle
- Uploading your course or quiz to OLAT
Creating a Flash banner with iSpring Permalink
iSpring is a product for millions of people who know how to use PowerPoint. It helps them create Flash movies without any experience in Flash technology. Is it really possible? Yes!
Creating Flash banners in PowerPoint with iSpring is not only possible, but also easy and fast. PowerPoint offers an extensive range of effects and facilities for creating animated content. It is quite easy to make your PowerPoint texts or images rotating, flying, fading, etc. You just need to gather all these things and let iSpring convert them into a Flash banner.
We've divided our tutorial into four easy steps.
- Creating the banner in PowerPoint
- Making the slides advance automatically
- Linking the banner to your web site
- Publishing the banner
I. Creating the banner in PowerPoint
First of all, create a simple banner in PowerPoint. Or you may download our sample banner and skip to the second part of the tutorial - Making the slides advance automatically.
Adjust canvas size of the presentation:
- On the Design tab, click the Page Setup button. Our sample banner will be 468 x 60. So adjust the PowerPoint canvas correspondingly.
- Choose Custom from the Slides sized for drop-down menu.
- Set Width to 46,8 cm.
- Set Height to 6,0 cm.
- Click OK.
Now add new slides, insert text, add animations and slide transitions.
II. Making the slides advance automatically
When your banner is ready, prepare it for publishing to Flash.
First, we need the slides to advance automatically at 5-sec steps.
- On the iSpring tab, click the Presentation Explorer button.
- Select all slides and click the clock icon on the toolbar.
- Set playback duration for each slide (5 sec).
- Click OK.
III. Linking the banner to your web site
So far, our banner is just an animation. But we want it to lead to our web site.
- Click the Links button.
- On the Settings tab, select On mouse click open the following Web page.
- Type your web address in the text field below.
- Select Open link in the new browser window.
- Click OK.
IV. Publishing the banner
Now your banner is ready for publishing.
- On the iSpring tab, click the Publish button.
- On the General tab, choose the None (AS3) player in the drop-down menu.
- On the Playback and Navigation tab, select the Loop presentation checkbox.
- On the Advanced tab, set the Flash movie size to 468x60 pixels.
- Click the Publish button in the bottom right corner of the window.
Your banner will be published to Flash. All you need to do is to add it to your web site.
iSpring Pro Video Tutorials
These tutorials don't yet reflect some new functionality introduced in the new iSpring Pro 6.1,
while all the information they cover is valid. The tutorials describing new features will follow shortly.
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Getting Started
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Publish Presentation
- Publishing Destinations (1:43)
- Publishing for the Web (2:01)
- Publishing to iSpring Online (1:30)
- Publishing for CD/DVD (1:35)
- Publishing to LMS (2:08)
- General Options (2:50)
- Playback & Navigation Options (2:46)
- Compression Options (1:38)
- Advanced Options (3:24)
- Protection Options (2:20)
- Customize Players (3:12)
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Add Media Elements
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Audio/Video Narration
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Presentation Management