One of the Openworld FlashPresenter's unique capabilities is its ability to produce continuous executable file, containing all Flash content.
This feature is the result of using a special Flash Projector, that stores all kinds of Flash content, such as SWF files, text files, .XML files, FLV video and MP3/wav audio files, within one single, continuous executable file.
All content is encrypted and stored inside one executable file and accessed directly from this file. No longer do multiple files need be saved to the user's computer memory/hard disk, even as temporary files.
Instead, the projector accesses them just as if they had been saved on the hard disk as is usual for most files. For example, video files (FLV) may be accessed either directly from the FlashPresenter 's .exe file, or from content saved on a CD or hard disk drive.
No special demands are placed upon the memory of the computer displaying the presentation, because the whole video is not loaded into the computer's RAM even when it is accessed directly from the executable file.
Only a very small part of the video is buffered in the RAM to achieve smart playback. Random access to the video file (seeking/navigation capability) is preserved and responds quickly to user topic navigation choices.
All other types of files are loaded into the Flash player just as if they had been saved on the CD-ROM/hard disk drive.
Here are some key features of "Openworld FlashPresenter":
· Creates a single executable, combining all of the files in your Flash project (such as configuration data, audio, video, etc.)
· Allows presentations to run directly from the user's CD. None of the files (even on a temporary basis) are saved to the hard disk drive.
· Can open linked files that remain stored on the user's CD/hard disk drive.
· Does not require Macromedia Flash OCX installation on user's PC; it is a standalone Flash presentation system.
· Enables authors to password-protect content if desired (users will be asked for password input to see your Flash movie). This password is irretrievable by the end-user, because it is not stored within the executable file. No one else but the content creator/distributor can restore it.
· Offers the ability to create trial versions - limited in time or in number of uses - of your Flash presentations.
Limitations:
· Presentation Export (Flash movie saving) is disabled. You can see fully functional preview, which looks just as your presentation would look, if it would be saved.
· Presentation Export in EXE format is made in the demo mode. Player (executable file) will show a demo watermark.
· A demo watermark is placed on every exported slide.
· Only the first three questions for every quiz will be exported in the demo mode. Other questions are ignored.
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