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latest Flash Player security update (version 19.0.0.185) contains an issue that breaks any PowerPoint presentation with
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embedded Flash when you save it.UPD: Adobe has fixed this bug in a subsequent update (version 19.0.0.207) so feel free to update your Flash to the
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most recent version. If you have problems opening corrupted PowerPoint presentations, use our restoration utility:Fix your corrupted .pptx files with the restoration utility developed by iSpring →SymptomsWhen you try to open presentation that contains embedded Flash, you see this error message:If you select Repair, PowerPoint says that some content cannot be read.Every time you open the presentation, PowerPoint will prompt you to repair the .pptx file to no avail. It will continue to happen until you delete the Flash object or a slide with it.Sometimes, the presentation completely freezes so you can neither view it or save.If you try to start a Slide Show (F5), this operation can’t be carried out.Another symptom diagnosed is an error message appearing when you try to preview or publish your presentation that contains a Flash file (via Preview or Publish on the iSpring ribbon).CauseThe latest Flash Player update (version 19.0.0.185) contains a bug that corrupts PowerPoint files after saving. It happens due to changing the way how embedded .swf files are incorporated into a .pptx file.Adobe has logged this bug here: https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=bug&id=4062206How to find this Flash update in your systemIf you use Windows 7 or earlier, go to http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/ using your Internet Explorer web browser (you must use IE, because if you use Chrome, for exa
using the PowerPoint YouTube feature Applies To: PowerPoint 2013, PowerPoint 2010, PowerPoint Online, Less Applies To: PowerPoint 2013 , PowerPoint 2010 , PowerPoint Online , More... Which version do I have? More... Before you insert or embed a YouTube video into your presentation, check to make sure you have installed everything for your version of PowerPoint. PowerPoint versions PowerPoint 2013 PowerPoint 2010 PowerPoint Online PowerPoint 2013 RT Note: To tell what version of Office you have, see: What version of Office am I using? PowerPoint 2013 To insert or embed a link to a YouTube video, you http://www.ispringsolutions.com/blog/latest-flash-player-update-makes-powerpoint-files-corrupted/ must install these updates and use these versions: For all versions except Click-to-Run: KB2837627 and KB2817636. ForClick-to-Run installations, version 15.0.4605.1000 or later. And be using one of these browsers: Internet Explorer 9 (See MS12-037) Internet Explorer 10 or later (recommended) The following embed codes and video file formats are supported. In addition, depending on the embed code being used, you might need the https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Requirements-for-using-the-PowerPoint-YouTube-feature-2a0e184d-af50-4da9-b530-e4355ac436a9 Adobe Shockwave Player add-in. This Player includes the Flash Player that is required for some embed codes. What Specifics Embed codes supported Old embed codes New iframe embed codes Video formats supported Flash ActionScript 2.0 Flash ActionScript 3.0 HTML5 Add-ins required For old embed codes, the Shockwave Flash Player must be installed and turned on in Internet Explorer for all videos to play. For new embed codes, the Shockwave Flash Player is only required for videos that don’t have an HTML5 stream available. PowerPoint 2010 To insert a link to a YouTube video, you must install these updates and use these versions: For all versions except Click-to-Run: KB2837579. For Click-to-Run installations, version 14.0.7121.5005 or later. The following embed codes and video file formats are supported. In addition, you’ll need the Adobe Shockwave Player add-in. This Player includes the Flash Player that is required. What Specifics Embed codes supported Old embed codes New iframe embed codes Video formats supported Flash ActionScript 2.0 Flash ActionScript 3.0 Add-ins required The Shockwave Flash Player must be installed for all videos to play. PowerPoint Online YouTube videos can be played in PowerPoint
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ActiveX control. By: Geetesh Bajaj Date Created: June 25th 2008 Last Updated: March 3rd 2009 See Also: FlashPPT | PowerPoint And Flash Index | Inserting Flash Content in PowerPoint Manually | PowerPoint and Flash - Working Together | Tools that Insert Flash in PowerPoint ...Continued from Page Note: We also have a separate site called FlashPPT that provides updated content on using PowerPoint and Flash together The Inevitable No Direct Ways So, What's ActiveX? A Shockwave Flash Control? Prerequisites Installing The Control The Inevitable Does Adobe Flash compete with Microsoft PowerPoint? True, PowerPoint has its own uses, its own following - but Flash is different, yet similar in a way. Conventionally, Flash is a web animation tool and PowerPoint is a premier presentation program. Yet, Flash is often used beyond its web boundaries as a multimedia, presentation or a game/quiz tool. PowerPoint has exceeded its limits to create web presentations, multimedia demos and the like. Even then, Flash has no readymade equivalents of PowerPoint's outlines, transitions and bulleted lists. Nor can PowerPoint compete with Flash's output and streaming options. Somewhere down the line, a convergence between Flash and PowerPoint was inevitable. Back No Direct Ways So, how does one insert a Flash SWF movie into PowerPoint? You cannot insert a Flash SWF using the Insert | Movies & Sounds | Movie From File... command, If you do so, PowerPoint helpfully displays a dialog box detailing: "PowerPoint couldn't insert a movie from the selected file. Either the file is non-standard, or QuickTime is not installed properly." Wonder where QuickTime emerged within the PowerPoint-Flash connection! Update: The message above appeared in older versions of PowerPoint. Actually, importing a Flash movie into PowerPoint uses the ActiveX route - not QuickTime. So, what's ActiveX? Read on... Back So, What's ActiveX? ActiveX is the successor to OLE 1 and OLE 2 - in clear cut, unambiguous terms, this means that ActiveX is a technology that allows components, clients or controls to run individually integrated in another application. The control could be a Shockwave Flash control - the applications are usually web browsers like Microsoft's Internet Explorer. Alternatively they can be any program which has the ability to communicate with an ActiveX control. In our case, this program happens to be Microsoft PowerPoint. If you want to learn more about ActiveX, you can visit the following link: Web Developer's Virtual Library has an excellent introduction to ActiveX. They also maintain an ActiveX links page. Back A Shockwave Flash Control