tsquared
01-06-2008, 11:37 AM
electronic sales brochures and catalogues, splash screens, slideshows and student projects.
By now, we should all be familiar with Adobe’s Flash. This program is used to create videos and Web sites.
In fact, the Web would be a very boring place without flash. For example, you wouldn’t be able to watch any of the videos on YouTube!
Maybe you want to begin working in Flash. Well, the program is very expensive. So, if you just want to experiment with Flash, I wouldn’t invest in it.
Instead, try Powerbullet Presenter. This is a free program that will create Flash files. You can use it to create brochures, slide shows and splash screens for sites.
http://www.powerbullet.com/
Powerbullet Presenter is specifically designed for creating multi-page presentations that are commonly used in electronic sales brochures and catalogues, splash screens, slideshows and student projects.
You can also create a self-running show, specifying delays on each page, or you can link the timing to the sound attached to each page.
Your presentations can be exported as an HTML page with an embedded SWF (Flash) file or as an executeable file which you can run on any Windows PC.
By now, we should all be familiar with Adobe’s Flash. This program is used to create videos and Web sites.
In fact, the Web would be a very boring place without flash. For example, you wouldn’t be able to watch any of the videos on YouTube!
Maybe you want to begin working in Flash. Well, the program is very expensive. So, if you just want to experiment with Flash, I wouldn’t invest in it.
Instead, try Powerbullet Presenter. This is a free program that will create Flash files. You can use it to create brochures, slide shows and splash screens for sites.
http://www.powerbullet.com/
Powerbullet Presenter is specifically designed for creating multi-page presentations that are commonly used in electronic sales brochures and catalogues, splash screens, slideshows and student projects.
You can also create a self-running show, specifying delays on each page, or you can link the timing to the sound attached to each page.
Your presentations can be exported as an HTML page with an embedded SWF (Flash) file or as an executeable file which you can run on any Windows PC.