Adobe presenter

I'd like to download a particular "Adobe Presenter" (Flash) document to show it to a group of students without having access to the Internet. How do I download these Flash files to replay them on my computer?

I have tried a couple of Flash downloaders but I don't arrive at downloading "Adobe Presenter" Flash documents. I have the authorization to get the presentation offline but I don't have access to the "mother-file".

Here is an example of the type of presentation I'm looking at. https://admin.adobe.acrobat.com/_a227210/getstartedpresenter/

>>1
hax my anus

Use wireshark to capture the transmission and then modify the TCP/IP stack of your operating system in a way that you can replay capture files.

Or, take the easy way, and simply create a device that takes a snapshot of the system's memory at every cpu tick, from the start of the presentation to the end, then simply create those same sequences in memory when it's time. You'll need about 10 Exabytes of flash memory.

Presenting is a term used by furries to refer to the arched-back posture of Lordosis in mammals.

A more appropriate and professional name would be Adobe VISITATOR^TM

>>3

You'll need about 10 Exabytes of flash memory.

Nonsense. If you're storing every single byte then you need to stop computing and just use a poster board.

Instead, you should only store the changes made in memory. The vast majority of it will not change very often.

That's not the only way that this is overengineered. Instead of designing hardware like a menial, he should just use a VM. As the VM watches the presentation, a debugger should be attached to monitor changes.

>>5

he

Watch your privilege, male programmer.

>>6
Thanks, I almost lost it there for a sec.