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Interactive output in PowerPoint

Visualization is powerful. I know JMP now has capability to export or save interactive files you can embed as a swf in ppt. The instructions to do that are a little complicated for an average Windows user and I bet came with a complicated script to execute. Will there be a more simpler way to do this in the future? Example if I can choose to present visuals that I do not need to be interactive but only animated and lower memory for easier sharing. e.g. are in animated GIF formats that you can just basically copy and paste.

 

(Cy comment – understand html5 won’t be able to do this… need ability to link seamlessly for PPT)

 

Other Examples:

http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/screenshots/2508/original.jpg

http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/21944-animated-gif/content/Animated_GIF/html/Ani...

 

Carlos Pacia    pacia.cl@pg.com  Beijing Technical Center China

 

Re: Interactive output in PowerPoint - Status changed to: Delivered

As mentioned above, this was delivered with JMP 14.

Re: Interactive output in PowerPoint - Status changed to: Coming Soon

This will be addressed in JMP 14 with options to save animations from Bubble Plot and other places as animated GIFs.

Re: Interactive output in PowerPoint

Going forward we will not be adding additional Flash support. We will be continuing to improve the Interactive HTML output.

 

Unfortunately PowerPoint makes it very difficult to get Flash output into a presentation. It also has no support for HTML 5.

 

With a few exceptions (Bubble Plot is likely the only one) I'm not sure I see how a user would specify what should be in an animated GIF exported from JMP.