two days ago, I updated Presenter '13 to the newest update #4. I republished my presentations and now the animations in the published presentations are not showing the animation. Now the animated gif images are static - no movement at all.
OK, I republished the presentation after updating the PPT to PPTX (the newer version of PowerPoint). The gif animations work fine when I preview the published presentation(Lesson).
However, I forgot to mention that when I upload the presentation to Amazon S3 and then look at the published presentation via my Word Press blog, the gif animations in the presentation are static - none of the animations move..
Do you know of any conflicting issues with Amazon S3 and/or Word Press?
Does the content work within Amazon S3 prior to loading into WordPress?
Another great test would be Tempshare:This is a freeservice provided by Articulate for testing content. It's only a temporary solution for hosting content.Uploaded files will be deleted after 10 days.
If your content works in this environment, you would need to look to WordPress for any further assistance.
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Hi Sedgwick and welcome to E-Learning Heroes!
I have only seen this reported once before and the user had saved in the older PPT format, which did not support the animation.
Would this apply to you as well?
Hello Leslie,
OK, I republished the presentation after updating the PPT to PPTX (the newer version of PowerPoint). The gif animations work fine when I preview the published presentation(Lesson).
However, I forgot to mention that when I upload the presentation to Amazon S3 and then look at the published presentation via my Word Press blog, the gif animations in the presentation are static - none of the animations move..
Do you know of any conflicting issues with Amazon S3 and/or Word Press?
Thanks for your help.
Hi Sedgwick!
Does the content work within Amazon S3 prior to loading into WordPress?
Another great test would be Tempshare:This is a freeservice provided by Articulate for testing content. It's only a temporary solution for hosting content.Uploaded files will be deleted after 10 days.
If your content works in this environment, you would need to look to WordPress for any further assistance.
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