I have a web object with a SWF I want to play in a slide. The SWF is 700 x 422 and is placed in an HTML file.
When I add the Web Object I use the following settings:
I then align the web object in PowerPoint and get it placed exactly where I want it on the slide. When I publish the PowerPoint to Articulate, the web object is resized (slightly larger) and moved a little bit. What am I doing wrong?
I have also tried resizing the web object to 706 x 428 to create a border around the SWF. It still resizes it and moves the web object ... Any thoughts are appreciated.
Thanks for the fast response. This is really too bad. Looks like a web object won't work for us given these constraints since most opf our users use Internet Explorer. I tried changing the slide view and it still misaligns the web object regardless of the viewing mode. Also, I tried inserting it as "full slide" and it still looks like it is misaligned. Also, the Attachments and the Exit window panes appear below the web object when opened.
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I have also tried resizing the web object to 706 x 428 to create a border around the SWF. It still resizes it and moves the web object ... Any thoughts are appreciated.
Hey Blake,
Thanks for the fast response. This is really too bad. Looks like a web object won't work for us given these constraints since most opf our users use Internet Explorer. I tried changing the slide view and it still misaligns the web object regardless of the viewing mode. Also, I tried inserting it as "full slide" and it still looks like it is misaligned. Also, the Attachments and the Exit window panes appear below the web object when opened.
Hey Blake,
If you'd like to send us your files for a closer look at the web object misalignment, we'd be happy to check it out and see if we can find a solution:
http://upload.articulate.com/
And something else you might like, though it's unsupported by Articulate- the webObjectLockFix:
http://www.builtbyburton.com/?p=473
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