How to Create Christmas Flash Greeting eCard without programming skills
Christmas is coming. Want to wow your friends and family? DIY Christmas Flash greeting eCards for them! Let people know that you care and have not forgotten them, especially during the most festive and important time of the year.
Via PowerPoint & PPT to eCard you could DIY an amazing Christmas Flash greeting eCard in minutes. You don’t have to spend a small fortune or learn complex programming skills. It is an effective and affordable way to strengthen and maintain ties between distant family members and friends. Let's go!
First, let's view the Flash eCard created by PowerPoint &PPT to eCard.
http://www.sameshow.com/samples/christmas-ecard/family1.swf.
Now, let's view how to create Flash greeting eCard with the steps below.
Step 1 - Download and install Wondershare PPT to eCard on your computer.
Step 2 - Create presentation with pictures, music, videos, and animations in PowerPoint
Insert pictures: Insert -> Picture
Insert videos and music: Insert -> Movie/Sound
Insert Flash: http://www.sameshow.com/other/insert-flash-into-powerpoint-2007.html.
Step 3 - Convert PowerPoint slideshow to Flash eCard with PPT to eCard
By simply click the Publish button in PPT to eCard, you could quickly get Flash eCard created from PowerPoint.
Step 4 - Upload and Send Your Personalized eCard by Email
After you get your Christmas Flash eCard from PowerPoint, you have several options to share it with others.
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