Activepresenter Pro Edition multilingual | How to download & install Activepresenter 2020
Activepresenter Pro Edition multilingual (32-bit/64-bit)
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ActivePresenter.Pro.8.0.3_x64
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v6.1.6
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v6.1.6
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ActivePresenter is a screencasting[2] and eLearning software for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X which can be used to create software demonstrations, software simulations, and quizzes. It allows exporting to a series of images, HTML slideshows, documents (PDF, Microsoft Word, Excel), Microsoft PowerPoint presentations, videos (AVI, MP4, WMV, WebM), Flash videos and interactive simulations (HTML5, Adobe Flash).[3] For eLearning, ActivePresenter can pack exported materials into SCORM or xAPI.[4][5] For software simulations, it can use mouse hovers, left or right mouse clicks, and key presses with modifier keys.
ActivePresenter can also be used to convert Microsoft PowerPoint presentations to one of its output formats though lacking some animations and effects as well as convert between several video formats indirectly.
Editions
Three editions are available at different prices, each having the capabilities of lower ones, plus added features. The features of the various editions are compared in a table on the ActivePresenter Web site.[3] This edition is free of charge (freeware). It has most ActivePresenter features, but unrestricted export is limited to JPEG and PNG images, and V,WM AVI, MPEG4, WebM video formats.[3][7] Other output formats are supported to demonstrate features, but an obtrusive watermark is added to output, and even with water
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