Bruce, there are a mass of powerpoint to flash converters out there - google 
is your friend.

The one I've worked with produced fairly large files and the output is an 
AS1/AS2 swf.

If I were writing a slide player, I'd probably use Flex, though for a slide 
player it could probably just as well be all in actionscript so Flash or 
Flex is neither here nor there.

Paul
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "brucewhealton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, October 11, 2008 6:01 AM
Subject: [flexcoders] Couple questions


> Hello all,
>       I had a few questions, where I could use some suggestions or
> opinions and ideas.  One is regarding Powerpoint-like presentations
> online.  If you were going to do something like this, would you use
> Flash or Flex - maybe these are not even the best choices?  Are there
> extensions for Flash or Flex to convert a powerpoint file to something
> that would play in the Flash Player?  Actually, I'm not sure if there
> even are any extensions for Flex like there are for other Adobe
> products, but I bet there are.
>      Next, I noticed that there is a nice AIR application for reading
> Flexcoder messages.  I'm only aware of one, the only additional thing
> I'd want is the ability to post to the group from the AIR application.
> Can anyone suggest some good sources for a variety of AIR applications?
>     Lastly, are there any script collections of free or commercial
> Flex MXML/Actionscript applications that one could check out, such as
> what there are at http://hotscripts.com and other similar places.
> thanks,
> Bruce
>
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