perhaps a MOD of XPS driver could be better instead of using XPS XAML just direct output with silverLight XAML. (can be a lot of work)
but the point here is, what's the deal with Animations ?? silverLight seems to be able to make equivalent Animation to powerpoint.
why don't use the same trick, but instead of export to xps , just export to html/js . parse and transforme MS vml to XAML. and retrieve back animation from the ppt.(could be a great exercise)
Or just wait MS to do this in next office release ;-)
dimdoom
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Re: Any chance to convert ppt to silverlight?
Jun 19, 2007 02:05 PM | LINK
XPS to silverlight sounds the good way.
see http://delay.members.winisp.net/SimpleSilverlightXpsViewer/ seem to be a good way.
source : http://blogs.msdn.com/delay/archive/2007/05/22/lighting-up-the-xml-paper-specification-proof-of-concept-xps-reader-for-silverlight.aspx
perhaps a MOD of XPS driver could be better instead of using XPS XAML just direct output with silverLight XAML. (can be a lot of work)
but the point here is, what's the deal with Animations ?? silverLight seems to be able to make equivalent Animation to powerpoint.
why don't use the same trick, but instead of export to xps , just export to html/js . parse and transforme MS vml to XAML. and retrieve back animation from the ppt.(could be a great exercise)
Or just wait MS to do this in next office release ;-)