Sure! Many of our templates include flash/swish files that do not require specific programs to change the wording or the pictures. There is a note in each template letting you know if you can easily change the wording or images without using an extra program. If you must have SwishMax (the program we use to create the swish/flash files) to change the program, we will send you the source files (if they are not already included), so you can modify the file yourself.

WildPresenter's main output format is Flash SWF. Flash SWF is an open multimedia format created by Macromedia (now Adobe), which also releases the free Flash player. Flash offers many great features including interactivity, animation, video, audio and small file sizes.

The background color of a swf file can be changed by html code manually or by macromedia dreamweaver in swf properties panel.

Flash Video Studio creates a standard Macromedia Flash File version. It is compatible with Macromedia Flash MX and 2004.

The SWF file is a special format of media file by Macromedia, which requires a browser plug-in to display it. To let the browser know it should display a Flash file, a special HTML code must be embedded into web page.

There is a separate specification available for companies wishing to support the SWF file format. The specification is available at no cost and may be used to develop tools that generate SWF files. Learn more about licensing options. If you need to implement a multimedia player that supports SWF as a file format, you must license Flash Player SDK.

A：If you just need watch the file in SWF format on your PC, it is not necessary for you to install Flash program. Microsoft IE Program will help you. Please open an IE window, and then drag the SWF file into the window. After releasing your mouse, the file should be able to be played then. this time, IE would show a blocking message to the SWF file you dragged in. Please click the option “Allow Blocked Content” to accept the playback of the SWF file.

No. Our flash templates can be edited only with Macromedia Flash. It is recommended that you purchase a Swish template instead.

No, you may import a finished movie into flash, but can edit the actual Swish file only in Swish 1.5 or higher.

No. Our flash templates can be edited only with Macromedia FlashTM. We do offer Swish templates for purchase however.

SWF format is used by Macromedia Flash to combine text, graphics, video, animation and sound. It is the de-facto standard for vector graphics and multimedia on the Web. SWF files can be generated in Macromedia products and in many other commercial and open source products.

Yes, but you will need to use the Actionscript function (loadmovie) to load it. What this means is that you will need to create another Flash file that loads the SWF produced by CamStudio. This container file will manage, control, and enhance the original linear movie. Some possible enhancements include adding a custom preloader and control bar. You may also chain multiple SWFs produced by CamStudio with this file.

lt;OBJECT classid="clsid:D27CDB6E-AE6D-11cf-96B8-444553540000" codebase="http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=6,0,0,0" WIDTH="115" HEIGHT="34"> lt;EMBED src="sample.swf" quality="high" bgcolor="#FFFFFF" WIDTH="115" HEIGHT="34" TYPE="application/x-shockwave-flash" PLUGINSPAGE="http://www.macromedia.

Flash (.swf) files are material that have been created using Macromedia Flash. You can view this material online but you need to have installed the free Macromedia Flash browser plug-in.

To view the entire Flash or Swish preview click the "VIEW FLASH PREVIEW" link below the small thumbnail of the image. (see image)

One way around this problem is to use the Load External File play mode to load a series of SWF files. In addition, by checking the "Unload movie at end " box in the Flash SWF tab of the Project settings window, or by selecting the "Remove when done playing" option in the Play tab of the Object settings window for a SWF file played with Load External File, the SWF player will automatically unload the media file once it has finished playing and return all the RAM to the client's system.