FAQ

Q: I downloaded an animation that has a file extension of .swf.
How do I view this file?
A: This is a Flash file and can be viewed in your web browser. When you click
on the file to open it, you may see a popup box like the one below, asking if
you want to choose a program or have one selected for you. Choose your web browser,
such as Internet Explorer, to view the file.

Q: I downloaded an animation with the file extension of .swf and need to embed it
in my PowerPoint slide. How can I do this?
A: Directions are provided at
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint/HA010348071033.aspx?pid=CL100626991033\


Q: I only want PowerPoints that are already created, not individual assets.
Where are these located?
A: Most textbooks have accompanying Lecture PowerPoints (images from the text
as well as lecture notes) and Image PowerPoints (images from the text only).
There is one PowerPoint of each type, per chapter.

Q: I downloaded an image but only want to use part of it in my PowerPoint.
How do I crop the image?
A: To crop an image, open it in PowerPoint and use the image editing tools
available there. For more advanced editing, you can open the image in Photoshop,
Illustrator, or other image software. You must maintain the copyright line
on all versions of the image.