

The player is very easy to use and I hope you or your clients would never face problems while viewing PPT like this. When the file opens, you will see your presentation embedded into a nice and decent player having its controls in the bottom bar. Talking about the output generated file, when your PPT is finally saved into an SWF file, you can open the accompanying HTML file in any browser - but make sure that you have Adobe Flash installed into your machine.

If you click on the Publish button then you would see a popup window displaying a lot of features that you can exclude and include in your PPT. If you choose Quick Publish then your PPT would directly get converted to SWF file with default settings. There are two options in the tab - 'Quick Publish' and a 'Publish' option. If you are familiar with the PowerPoint interface, then no need to worry as this program works as an add-in for PowerPoint and it installs in the ribbon of PowerPoint as an extra Tab. If we talk about the interface of the program, it is very easy to use.


Have you ever wanted to convert your PPTs into a global Web-Playable format that is 'SWF'? iSpring can do the task for you. PPT's are files that only run on the Microsoft PowerPoint Presentation software.
