I would like to explain my reasons for wanting this.
I have created a presentation in Prezi, but it is going to be given as a 5 minute talk alongside 3 other people who are presenting. The organisers would like to integrate everyone's slides into a single PPT, so that the switching time between presentations could be reduced.
With an easier way to link to my prezi, I could embed a link in a PPT slide, give that to the organisers to put into the flow, and then follow that link to start my presentation (offline).
It would help me adopt this, and to convince others that it is usable and portable.
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hopeful that this can be addressed - I think it will help takeup
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Here's my bottom line: Prezi doesn't do everything I need it to. My company meets with our clients in what can sometimes be four-hour sessions. And my staff regularly speaks at conferences worldwide. Our work requires the use of Keynote and/or PPT.
While we'd love to use Prezi for part of our presentations, it's just not practical to use for everything. I'm sure that you must understand that. We'd like to be able to use Prezi for an intro discussion on trends, for example, before we get to all the requisite charts and graphs and other files. In addition, Prezi won't work with much of the additional software that's required of our presentations (webinar tools, recording tools, etc).
We'd love to be able to use Prezi in short spurts for part of our presentations, and I'd imagine that others feel the same way. If it can't be exported and used inside of Keynote or PPT, or if it can't be made into a plugin for both Keynote and PPT, I'm afraid we're not going to be able to use it. That's a shame, because you'll miss out on a very large potential enterprise audience who would've gladly paid for the service.
While we'd love to use Prezi for part of our presentations, it's just not practical to use for everything. I'm sure that you must understand that. We'd like to be able to use Prezi for an intro discussion on trends, for example, before we get to all the requisite charts and graphs and other files. In addition, Prezi won't work with much of the additional software that's required of our presentations (webinar tools, recording tools, etc).
We'd love to be able to use Prezi in short spurts for part of our presentations, and I'd imagine that others feel the same way. If it can't be exported and used inside of Keynote or PPT, or if it can't be made into a plugin for both Keynote and PPT, I'm afraid we're not going to be able to use it. That's a shame, because you'll miss out on a very large potential enterprise audience who would've gladly paid for the service.
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I would like to suggest that the export of a packaged swf be looked into again. My problem with .exe is that a lot of draconian network systems do not allow unrecognised exes to be run, and so I could not run my prezi everywhere. A swf can, however, be embedded in a powerpoint amongst other things, and is generally a bit more versatile than the .exe. I recognise that you mentioned a while ago that there were issues with security, which may present a significant obstacle. Nonetheless, I feel exploring this avenue would be worthwhile, if only due to the versatility of a raw .swf - it could be run on many more operating systems, including some mobile devices.
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PPT and PDF export, please!