Web Conferencing Service integrates Macromedia FlashPaper2.March 14, 2005 - PresenterNet integrates FlashPaper2 files from any source into contiguous online presentations, so that FlashPaper source documents appear as part of traditional slide group. Because Macromedia product can convert any printable document to Flash, PresenterNet users can include extra-large documents with traditional PowerPoint slides. FlashPaper files on PresenterNet offer each audience member personal control bar to zoom in or out, scroll, and navigate throughout document.
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PresenterNet
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PresenterNet Users Add New Applications with Macromedia FlashPaper2
CAPISTRANO BEACH, CA - PresenterNet, provider of online interactive Web conferencing services, has demonstrated new online applications enabled by integration of Macromedia FlashPaper2.
PresenterNet now integrates FlashPaper2 files from any source into contiguous online presentations, so that FlashPaper source documents appear as part of a traditional slide group. Because the Macromedia product can convert any printable document to Flash, PresenterNet users routinely include extra-large documents like complex spreadsheets, flow charts, detailed blueprints and geographic maps along with their traditional PowerPoint slides.
In demonstrating sample applications during an online Webinar to PresenterNet users, CEO Doug Wolfgram said, "We began integration of FlashPaper early in our development, because we recognized the impact it would have on our users."
"FlashPaper conversions are much more functional than simple PowerPoint slides that can include only small pieces of detailed documents", he added. "The PresenterNet image from FlashPaper can be large and complex, can use fine print, or multiple pages."
FlashPaper files on PresenterNet offer each audience member a personal control bar to zoom in or out, scroll, and navigate throughout an entire large document. This means that presenters can comfortably position very complex materials within PowerPoint presentations, knowing that each audience member can zoom back for a broad view, and then zoom into any sector to scrutinize fine print, or even scroll through multiple pages of spreadsheet data, diagram segments or designs.
PresenterNet users now use FlashPaper in sales, marketing and training presentations where they need documents other than traditional slides to carry a major part of their messages.
"The flexibility offered by FlashPaper changes the game for many Web conferencing presenters", explained Wolfgram. "They can now integrate a wide variety of images to get their point across. It's no longer a PowerPoint-only world."
Additional information on PresenterNet applications is available at www.presenternet.com
About PresenterNet:
PresenterNet's online services emphasize high-impact interactive presentations, data collection from prospect interactions, database applications and customized reporting. The company has committed all of its products to compatibility with industry standards, such as Macromedia Flash, Macromedia FlashPaper, Microsoft Internet Explorer, PowerPoint, Mozilla, and Apple Macintosh, as well as emerging technology leaders like Skype. PresenterNet's founders have been developing and implementing sales and marketing technologies for nearly 25 years. Past clients have included Toshiba, SGI, Philips, NEC, ITT, Litton, Fujitsu, and HP.
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