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This article originally appeared on the Computor Companion site, but since that link no longer works, we have made the content available here. Do note that this original content is over ten years old, and is provided here only for archival reasons. Everyone has a folder or many folders full of PowerPoints – be they ...

Learn how you can create videos (movie clips) from your PowerPoint slides using Windows Movie Maker. Note that this tutorial is only applicable to PowerPoint for Windows users, and also only for those who use PowerPoint 2007 or older versions since PowerPoint 2010 and newer versions allow you to create video output natively from within ...

FLV stands for FLash Video and is a proprietary streaming video format from Adobe. This format was used to store and share video clips on sites like YouTube, Google Video, Yahoo! Video, and many other sites. This changed with the advent of HTML5 and MP4 technologies. Normally you cannot download the actual FLVs, but there are applications and hacks ...