Best software to create a slide show for embedding... Can Elements 9 create a simple slide show with html code so that it can be embedded on my website?
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If you want to make slideshows for your website I would strongly suggest Soundslides. http://www.soundslides.com
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Hi Luis, Didn't realize google had presentation docs. Very cool! I just checked it out and it does work!
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It's a great package ........ but does take time to get to grips with for more complex sites. It really depends what you want to produce on your site. There is a fantastic team of guys who 'help' via a forum - they are unbelievably good! I love SiteSpinner, as it does so much more and is more versatile than so many other packages I tried.
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yes. However initially there is only toshiba-previewer available, which is quite slow and doesn't allow slideshow. But since it's an Android-device, you can get a bunch of tools at google-market to download and slideshow. Enjoy!
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You should be able to do so but it would be unnecessarily complicated. I'm certain there are better softwares for such thing, AfterEffects would be a better option but also complicated for something simple. Whatever built-in software that comes with OSX these days is likely your best best. Would not recommend FCX/FCP for just a slideshow.
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Jeff,Only used this V37 once. This scanner replaced a very good but old scanner that will not run on win 7 so brought the V37. I use a program call Picture Manager that comes with Office. Good to do basic editing and I use an old program call Print Shop Pro to add text. I don't do slideshows and but put them in Shutterfly for others to view as a slideshow you will need another software to do that and there are many out there. You can put many 4x6 on a disk but it all depend on the file size.
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Hi Luis,Didn't realize google had presentation docs. Very cool! I just checked it out and it does work!
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In Elements, you will still be able to use all the features you mentions. What elements is lacking is stuff you or I would probably never use, like support from RAW formated photos and vector graphix, or a feature called image warp. CS2 is more for the proffesional user so most likely theres not much of anything you will miss by switching to elements.
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It does. I use it in every presentation with ppt 2003 and I cannot imagine a better tool for this purpose- I create blank slides whenever I have class discussion using the macro found at http://magic.aladdin.cs.cmu.edu/2005/09/15/insert-blank-slides-during-talks/and then write on the slides with the Bamboo. I have mapped the four buttons on the bamboo to Ctrl-P (pen annotation), CTRL-U (cursor), CTRL-E (eraser) and PGDN (next slide). I don't know how I got along without this.....Stan Davis
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Photoshop Elements 9. It's not as fancy as regular Photoshop, but it works for me.
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This program is a toy suited towards a ten year old playing around. If you want a serious program that is easy to use, go with Serif Web Plus or Template Toaster.
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I know the lay out a little bit already after learning some of the Photoshop Elements layout. I haven't found it too complicated and here is the reason. I watched about 20 hrs. of Tutorials on You Tube and adobe TV. Anthony Morganti, Tim Grey, Robert Rodriquez Jr. (make sure it's Jr.) and others I can't remember the name of right this minute. There is a lady on Adobe TV (free too) that goes through the whole program, one thing at a time. B & H puts free tutorials on You Tube to promote sales. I just sat and watched them "develop" their pictures and enjoyed it. After awhile I became familiar with the program tools for developing and can do quite a bit with it just from watching other people work. It's a great program. Photoshop will do a lot of stuff that Lightroom won't do and Lightroom does a really good job bringing out the best in your photo's. I would say you probably are going to need both programs eventually. If you shop around you can find Lightroom for around a hundred and Elements for a little less. Both compliment each other nicely. Lightroom was the most important for me and it's not a pixel editor so it is non-destructive to the images. Photoshop Elements will allow you to play with the photo's, copy and past thing form one picture into another, edit badly damaged photo's and a whole lot of stuff. Lightroom allows color manipulation, sharpening, all kinds of enhancements to you pictures. I think it was pretty easy to learn the way I did it. Just watching videos until I understood the basics, then playing with it, then going back and watching specific tutorials on certain things when I need to.
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The software comes with lots of premade templates. However you can put your own way of putting your text. I don't know if you can use other software.
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iWork is great with ppt, vivalarevolution. Only thing is that Keynote is so far advanced beyond PowerPoint so some of the amazing transitions won't carry over. To be perfectly frank, OpenOffice.org sucks compared to MS Office and iWork.
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As in projector slides? I'm not sure. I haven't had the need to try. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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Hi Jane, I hope what follows will help in your purchase of this software. I saved it to my hard drive with no problems noted. I am willing to say that you can save or back-up the program to a DVD or other drive that you desire with no problems that I can see. The software is still available to me on Amazon for download with the serial number. I purchased it Oct 2013. I use it for design work for my CNC work that I do and the manufacture uses in their online classes. As far as I can tell this Designer 2D is a full working copy and I actually downloaded a trial copy Designer 19 prior to purchasing Designer 20. Good luck...there are a number of videos on this program and the help function gave me what I needed. I have two monitors so I would watch and follow the videos in learning the program.
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Don't think so. You'd have to use something like an Android stick to run the slide show. That does work very well.