You can insert Adobe Flash Player compatible files into a page.
After you insert an Adobe Flash Player compatible file into a page, or display a page that already contains an Adobe Flash Player compatible file, the file plays immediately. You can control the playback of the file. If the file has buttons, you can press them on your interactive product. If the file doesn’t have buttons, you can use the options in the file’s menu arrow.
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Adobe Flash Player compatible files on a page must be self-extracting. You’re unable to use Adobe Flash Player compatible files that load or rely on other Adobe Flash Player compatible files.
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You’re unable to drag an Adobe Flash object from a web browser into a page.
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If Adobe Flash Player isn’t installed on your computer, SMART Notebook software notifies you when you insert an Adobe Flash Player compatible file into a page.
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You can install Adobe Flash Player by visiting www.adobe.com, but you must use Internet Explorer Internet browser to install it. If you use another browser, Adobe Flash Player compatible files don’t work in SMART Notebook software.
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To write on top of an Adobe Flash Player compatible file with a handwriting recognition component, start writing outside the file and continue to write over the file. This enables SMART Notebook software to recognize the digital ink as a separate object from the Adobe Flash Player compatible file.
To insert an Adobe Flash Player compatible file
To control an Adobe Flash Player compatible file
