FlashPoint Standard 2.40

Publisher review:
FlashPoint Standard is an easy flash authoring tool.It is a powerful PowerPoint plug-in, let you convert PowerPoint to flash. Easy of use, accurate conversion, and small size;Supports Office 2007 now.

Key Features:

1.FlashPoint Standard supports 99% PPT animations, transitions, effects, 14+ shapes, table, chart.
2.Small output file size,ideal for posting output flash movie to websites, intranets or for creating self-running CD-ROMs.

3.Supports wav and mp3 audio type, recording and adding narration for each slide.

4.Ease of Use, it takes only 5 minutes to learn how to make a flash using this tool.

New features: Luxury output layout added, which includes thumbnails to the slides and outline bar for quick and flexible navigation purpose.

Feel free send us your PowerPoint file for free conversion, one file limited.

15 days FREE trail is available.
Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003

Release notes:
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