I was wondering if any one could give me some advice...
On our internal intranet we have about 10 gigs of PowerPoint presentations
that we want to convert to flash. So far we are either going to use the new
FlashPaper 2 that was release recently or a different program called
PowerConverter. Either way we will have these presentations available on
our intranet to view in a flash format. The problem I am trying to solve is
that we also want to allow the user to download the presentation as an
executable file so they can view when not logged into our internet. So I am
wondering if there is a way to use ColdFusion to dynamically and
automatically convert the .swf file to a Flash.exe file when the user
chooses to download the presentation. I was hoping not to have two copies of
the same file, one as .swf and the other as .exe. I want to keep this as
simple as possible because these files are updated monthly, and I think it
would be a nightmare to have the people who are updating the files to have
to save it in two formats and keep track of them. So the ideal solution is
to have one format and have ColdFusion convert it to the other format on the
fly when requested.
So... anyone have any ideas on this. Can this be done?
Neal Bailey
Internet Marketing Manager
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