MACROMEDIA BREEZE-USING THE BREEZE MANAGER Use Manual page 53

To download the Breeze presentation source files:
Click the Content tab.
1.
Navigate to the presentation that you want to download.
2.
For more information, see
Select the name of the presentation that you want to download.
3.
The Content Information page appears.
Click the Download Content link in the navigation bar.
4.
The Download Content page appears.
Click the Download PowerPoint Source File link.
5.
In the File Download dialog box, click the Save button.
6.
In the Save As dialog box, navigate to where you want to save the file.
7.
Note: Do not change the file extension (PPT), or the file may become unusable. If you change the
filename, you must name the PPC file with the same name as well.
Click the Save button.
8.
On the Download Content page, click the Download Audio/Timing Source File link.
9.
In the File Download dialog box, click the Save button.
10.
In the Save As dialog box, navigate to where you want to save the file.
11.
Note: You must save the PPC file in the same folder that you saved the PPT file, and you must give
it the same name as the PPT file (with a PPC extension instead of PPT). Do not change the file
extension (PPT), or the file may become unusable.
Click the Save button.
12.
A download progress bar appears.
Extracting a Zip file
After you download a Breeze presentation, you need to unzip it. To unzip the presentation, you
need utility software that can unzip Zip files.
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If you are working on a UNIX or Macintosh computer, you can use a Zip utility such
as Unzip.
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If you are working in Windows, you can use a Zip utility such as WinZip.
Note: Each Zip utility has separate directions for unzipping a Zip file. Please consult the Zip utility's
help file for more information
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Unzip the content to a new directory.
Note: You can have only one Breeze presentation per directory, so make sure that you create a
new directory for each presentation that you download. Unzipping a new presentation to a
directory that already contains an existing presentation overwrites the existing presentation.
"Navigating the Content Library" on page 39.
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