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Nodya
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July 28, 2008
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Remove Adobe Logo (7.0)

  • July 28, 2008
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I can't remove the adobe logo in presenter 7. I tried to modify the vconfig.xml file w/ my modify logo but nothing works!

Any ideas? Thanks for your help in advance
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Anonymous
January 26, 2012

Will this ever be fixed? I am unable to change the logo, make it link to something, or change the loading text with v7.0.7.

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Global Video
Participant
January 26, 2012

out of office due to family emergency

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Anne-Siv
Known Participant
October 3, 2011

Hi

I try to remove the LOGO, but it seems it does'nt work.

I did as descibed under:

I Createed a new file named logo.swf

In Windows Explorer, Inavigated to the templates folder where Presenter 7 was installed. (C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Presenter 7\Templates)

I added the logo.swf file

And I published my powerpoint presentation.... the Adobe logo is still there!!!

Anne Siv

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VideoPep
Participating Frequently
October 3, 2011

Hi Anne,

I am sorry, but we know that this is a issue in Presenter 7 and we will be fixing this in our new release.

regards,

Shubhi

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Anne-Siv
Known Participant
October 3, 2011

Thanks Shubhi

Hope the new release will be soon then???

Regards

Anne Siv

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kathita goel
Participating Frequently
July 30, 2008
These are the steps to change the logo as described in Help file
1. Create a new file named logo.swf(The ideal size for the finished logo.swf file is 47 x 27 pixels) that contains your custom branding.
2. In Windows Explorer, navigate to the templates folder where Presenter 7 was installed.
3. Add your custom logo.swf file to the Templates folder.
4. In PowerPoint, publish the presentation to your computer.
5. View the output to see the new logo.

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Global Video
Participant
May 3, 2010

How do I remove the

"Adobe Presenter" during loading....


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Stevebar5118
Participant
June 15, 2010

The following is from: http://www.adobepresenter.info/page/2/.  The first set of instructions is to modify individual presentations.  The second set of instructions will basically set the default for subsequent presentations.


1. Open a presentation in PowerPoint, and save and publish the presentation to your computer to copy the files locally.

2. In Windows Explorer, locate this folder:

     c:\Documents and Settings\username\My Documents\My Adobe Presentations\PresentationName\data

3. Open the vconfig.xml file in an XML editor or Notepad. Scroll down about one-half page to the <language id=”en”> section, and type this code on a blank line, inserting your custom text as the value:

<uitext name="ADOBE_PRESENTER" value="Insert Your Custom Text"/>

4. Save and close the vconfig.xml file.

5. Open the index.htm web page holding the presentation, located here:

     c:\Documents and Settings\username\My Documents\My Adobe Presentations\PresentationName

6. When the page opens, view your custom text as the presentation loads.

Rather than leaving the default Adobe Presenter preload text, or customizing the text for each presentation, you can modify an Adobe Presenter program file to change the text for all your presentations. Here’s how:

1. Locate the Themes folder on your hard drive.On Windows XP, in Windows Explorer, find the folder here:

     c:\Documents and Settings\username\Local Settings\Application Data\Adobe\Adobe Presenter\Themes

On Windows Vista, from the desktop click Start > Run and type the following command:

     %LOCALAPPDATA%\Adobe\Adobe Presenter

Click OK to close the Run dialog box and open the folders; double-click the Themes folder.

2. Open the language.xml file in an XML editor or Notepad.

3. Look for the <language id=”en”> section near the start of the file, and type this code, inserting your custom text as the value:

      <uitext name="ADOBE_PRESENTER" value="Insert Your Custom Text"/>

4. Save and close the language.xml file.

5. Back in PowerPoint, save and publish the presentation to your computer, selecting the View Output option.

6. Test the new content.

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