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How can I integrate Flash Charts Pro into PowerPoint Presentation?
| Author: Antony Corsten Reference Number: AA-00265 Views: 6353 Last Updated: 06/25/2009 07:06 AM |
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To create XML file, please follow these steps:
1. Open fcp-3d-pie-chart-caption-1.xml in notepad.
2. Replace names of existing products to your own one
For example, the strings:
<data name="Heaters" value="4.24" color="FF0000" /> into
<data name="Dress" value="17" color="FF0000" />
3. You can also change the header in this string
<header text="Monthly electricity expenditures at home" font="Verdana" color="000000" size="18" />
4. Save your XML file.
You can include chart Using a specific ActiveX control and the
Macromedia Flash Player. To run the Flash file, you add an ActiveX
control to the PowerPoint slide and create a link from it to the Flash
file.
You also have the option of embedding the file in the presentation.
To include chart into your presentation, follow these steps:
1. Install the Macromedia Flash Player on your computer (http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=tn_14235).
2. In normal view in PowerPoint, display the slide on which you want to include the chart.
3. On the View menu, point to Toolbars, and then click Control Toolbox.
4. In the Control Toolbox, click More Controls (the button with the hammer and wrench icon).
5. In the list, scroll down and click Shockwave Flash Object, then
drag on the slide to draw the control. You can resize the control at
any point by dragging the sizing handles if you need to adjust it to
the size of the chart.
6. Right-click the Shockwave Flash Object, and then click Properties.
7. On the Alphabetic tab, click the Movie property.
8.
In the value column (the blank cell next to Movie), type the full drive
path including the file name (in yuor example,
fcp-pie-chart.swf?xml_file=examlpe.xml). Also change all fealds of the
table like in EmbedSwfInPP.gif.
9. To run the animation: With the
slide displayed in normal view, click the Slide Show button in the
lower left of the PowerPoint window (or press F5, or, on the Slide Show
menu, click View Show).
10. To exit the slide show and return to normal view, press ESC.
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