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Microsoft Launches Rich-Media Production Tool | |
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| Time: 17:08 EST/22:08 GMT | News Source: TechWeb | Posted By: Byron Hinson | ||
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Microsoft today began offering Microsoft Producer, a new tool that simplifies the creation of rich-media presentations. Producer is available free as an add-on to PowerPoint 2002 in Office XP. Microsoft today began offering Microsoft Producer, a new tool that simplifies the creation of rich-media presentations. Producer is available free as an add-on to PowerPoint 2002 in Office XP. Microsoft Producer allows users to import, organize and synchronize content such as audio, video, graphics and PowerPoint slides into a single file that can be published to a corporate intranet or the Internet. | ||
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| I'd say the architectures of Flash and PowerPoint are significantly different. At least with Flash 5, I'd say it's geared more toward the programmer, where PowerPoint is geared toward a designer. |
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