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ADOBE PRESENTER: Sidebar Video

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Inserting and editing video in Adobe Presenter is as easy as accessing the Adobe Presenter tab on the Ribbon and then clicking the Video tool. Once videos have been added to a PowerPoint slide, they can be manipulated just like any other PowerPoint object.

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ADOBE PRESENTER: Sidebar Video

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

Inserting and editing video in Adobe Presenter is as easy as accessing the Adobe Presenter tab on the Ribbon and then clicking the Video tool. Once videos have been added to a PowerPoint slide, they can be manipulated just like any other PowerPoint object.

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ADOBE PRESENTER: Sidebar Video

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

Inserting and editing video in Adobe Presenter is as easy as accessing the Adobe Presenter tab on the Ribbon and then clicking the Video tool. Once videos have been added to a PowerPoint slide, they can be manipulated just like any other PowerPoint object.

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Adobe Presenter Video Express: Identify Yourself

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When you create a self-video with Adobe Presenter Video Express, you can do the exact same thing to identify yourself. Here's how to add descriptive text to any section of a video: After you've recorded a video, open it in the Adobe Presenter Video Express editor. 

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Adobe Presenter Video Express: Creating Software Demos

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If you've tried Adobe Presenter with Video Express , you are probably aware that you can create a video of yourself as you present your PowerPoint slides, and then display either yourself, your slides, or both in the published project. I'm creating an update lesson, not a full how-to video.

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ADOBE PRESENTER: Sidebar Video

Adobe Captivate

Inserting and editing video in Adobe Presenter is as easy as accessing the Adobe Presenter tab on the Ribbon and then clicking the Video tool. Once videos have been added to a PowerPoint slide, they can be manipulated just like any other PowerPoint object.

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Adobe Presenter 9: Beginning Training

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Perhaps you need to add a quiz to the presentation and be able to track learner success? Adobe Presenter 9 allows you to transform your existing PowerPoint deck into eLearning complete with voiceover recordings, interactive objects, screen characters and videos. More information.