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ReplyTue 28 Apr 2009, 13:46Delegate Gary said...

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Can I import flash or live html files into a document?

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ReplyTue 28 Apr 2009, 17:28Trainer Anthony said...

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Hi Gary. See my reply to your other post for information on important Flash animation. "Live" HTML on a slide is going to be tricky. Links to websites are more usual, but you could with some coding insert a browser object into a slide and enable web surfing during a slideshow. Also, if you cut and past text straight from the net to a slide you'll find it loses formatting, and inserting .mht files still won't provide the functionality of a full webpage. You can also take screenshots of the webpage and past them in as pictures, if necessary.

Hope this helps,

Anthony

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