Quoting ptgroup <ptgroup@...>:



> Willy,

> I would think of a html- system or a Easypano- Tour.

> Both set in the autorun -parameters.

>

> Powerpoint would be the very last solution I would think of - guess it will

> not work on a PC with interactive

> images.

has anybody mentioned fspviewer ?

http://www.fsoft.it/panorama/FSPViewer.htm



mick



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On Fri, Oct 30, 2009 at 9:01 PM, Paulo Fernandes <paulo.jf@...> wrote:



>

>

> If you use a standalone player (aka projector,

> anyone remenbers when Director was our only

> option? Haaa memories...) you don't need to

> Re-distribute the installer.

>

> But isn't the player free to redistribute? I recall

> Apple only requested a signed contract, a logo

> on the box and a sample of the product. But

> that was a long time ago...

>

> Com os melhores cumprimentos,

>

> Paulo Fernandes

> Multimedia

>

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> No dia 2009/10/31, às 01:53, Paul Fretheim

<paul@...<paul%40inyopro.com>>

> escreveu:

>

>

> > >

> > > - Flash SWF file and standalone Flash player on CD ( simply drag

> > > the SWF icon on a shortcut to the Flash Standalone player

> >

> > Has Adobe started to license redistribution of the installer for a

> > Standalone Flash Player? They were not offering such a license last

> > spring.

> >

> > Paul Fretheim

> >

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

>

>

>





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If you use a standalone player (aka projector,

anyone remenbers when Director was our only

option? Haaa memories...) you don't need to

Re-distribute the installer.



But isn't the player free to redistribute? I recall

Apple only requested a signed contract, a logo

on the box and a sample of the product. But

that was a long time ago...



Com os melhores cumprimentos,



Paulo Fernandes

Multimedia



Enviado desde o meu telemóvel.

Sent from my mobile phone.

::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::

Go Go Pixel - Design, Fotografia

e Multimédia

Calçada do Lidador, 22, 1ºAndar

4480-690 Vila do Conde Portugal

Tel. +351 252 119 375

Fax. +351 252 119 375

::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::



No dia 2009/10/31, às 01:53, Paul Fretheim <paul@...> escreveu:



> >

> > - Flash SWF file and standalone Flash player on CD ( simply drag

> > the SWF icon on a shortcut to the Flash Standalone player

>

> Has Adobe started to license redistribution of the installer for a

> Standalone Flash Player? They were not offering such a license last

> spring.

>

> Paul Fretheim

>





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>

> - Flash SWF file and standalone Flash player on CD ( simply drag

> the SWF icon on a shortcut to the Flash Standalone player



Has Adobe started to license redistribution of the installer for a

Standalone Flash Player?  They were not offering such a license last spring.



Paul Fretheim

The easiest way: If you are using FPP+FFC, after you finish making your

tour: ONE click on a button, and you have everything ready to be burned on

CD's for both Mac's and PC's.



There are many other more complicated ways to do it of course.  I prefer the

one click solution.



Trausti







On Fri, Oct 30, 2009 at 5:14 PM, Willy Kaemena <panokaemena@...> wrote:



>

>

> What is the most viable way to show panoramas off a CD by somebody

> with low computer skills.... ?

>





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On 30 Oct 2009 at 22:29, erik_leeman wrote:



> Hi Willy,

>

> Looks like you forgot about the Flash projector option.

> Link all flash files internally beforehand, then just a double click to start

it. Would that work for you?



I made my first Flash projector tour today , and it worked like a charm.

I used FPP and Flashificator, so it was simply a matter of clicking a button -

and there

it was, complete with autorun and everything. I was running it from an USB stick

thugh,

whch requires a slightly different autorun file.

It also included Mac files apparently.



>

> Cheers!

>

> Erik Leeman

>

> (www.erikleeman.com)

>

> --- In PanoToolsNG@yahoogroups.com, Willy Kaemena wrote:

> >

> > What is the most viable way to show panoramas off a CD by somebody

> > with low computer skills.... ?

>

> > I can see  3 ways

> > - Flash SWF file  and  standalone Flash player on CD  ( simply

> > drag  the  SWF icon on a shortcut to the Flash Standalone player

> >

> > - Store  folders with files and index.html on the  CD  and  provide

> > a  shortcut  to the  index.html

> >

> > - prepare a powerpoint with external links  linking to the locally

> > on  that CD stored website/folders

> >

> > as I cannot test it on a typical WIN  environment , I dont know

> > what could happen on any WIN machine out there...

> >

> > Willy Kaemena

>

--

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Willy Kaemena <panokaemena@...> wrote

> What is the most viable way to show panoramas off a CD by somebody

> with low computer skills.... ?



On windows you can automatically run a CD. If not turned off something

you specified in a file named autorun.inf is run after you inserted the

CD: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autorun



You can have a complete tour in a SWF file and start it together with

the stand alone player...



--

Erik Krause

Willy,

I would think of a html- system or a Easypano- Tour.

Both set in the autorun -parameters.



Powerpoint would be the very last solution I would think of - guess it will

not work on a PC with interactive

images.



Ciao

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     What is the most viable way to show panoramas off a CD by somebody

   with low computer skills.... ?



   I can see 3 ways



   - Flash SWF file and standalone Flash player on CD ( simply drag

   the SWF icon on a shortcut to the Flash Standalone player



   - Store folders with files and index.html on the CD and provide a

   shortcut to the index.html



   - prepare a powerpoint with external links linking to the locally on

   that CD stored website/folders



   as I cannot test it on a typical WIN environment , I dont know what

   could happen on any WIN machine out there...



   Willy Kaemena



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Hi Willy,



Looks like you forgot about the Flash projector option.

Link all flash files internally beforehand, then just a double click to start

it. Would that work for you?



Cheers!



Erik Leeman



(www.erikleeman.com)



--- In PanoToolsNG@yahoogroups.com, Willy Kaemena wrote:

>

> What is the most viable way to show panoramas off a CD by somebody

> with low computer skills.... ?



> I can see  3 ways

> - Flash SWF file  and  standalone Flash player on CD  ( simply

> drag  the  SWF icon on a shortcut to the Flash Standalone player

>

> - Store  folders with files and index.html on the  CD  and  provide

> a  shortcut  to the  index.html

>

> - prepare a powerpoint with external links  linking to the locally

> on  that CD stored website/folders

>

> as I cannot test it on a typical WIN  environment , I dont know

> what could happen on any WIN machine out there...

>

> Willy Kaemena

What is the most viable way to show panoramas off a CD by somebody

with low computer skills.... ?





I can see  3 ways





- Flash SWF file  and  standalone Flash player on CD  ( simply drag

the  SWF icon on a shortcut to the Flash Standalone player



- Store  folders with files and index.html on the  CD  and  provide a

shortcut  to the  index.html



- prepare a powerpoint with external links  linking to the locally on

that CD stored website/folders





as I cannot test it on a typical WIN  environment , I dont know what

could happen on any WIN machine out there...





Willy Kaemena

























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