Stakeholder Presentations: Market Evolution Program Overview

You can either download the slides or view a recorded version with audio. The recording will play back in Netscape (version 4.7 or higher) or Microsoft Internet Explorer (preferred). You will need the Windows Media Player and a sound card to hear the audio portion of the presentation. Before viewing the recording please see the instructions below.

During the presentation
When you click on the 'recorded version' link, a new window will open and you will be taken to the start page. Simply choose 'replay broadcast' to begin the presentation. The slides will appear in the main window, and the control bar will appear in a side frame. You can pause the playback by clicking on the double bar. Clicking on the arrow will resume play. Clicking on the stop (black box) button will stop play and return the presentation to the start. You can advance the presentation by moving the slider bar forward during play. It will then take a few seconds for the buffer to reset. You can re-size the main window by moving your mouse over the border between the main and side frame. When you see a double headed arrow, click and drag to change the size of the main window. You can also see previous slides during play by clicking on the 'previous slides' option in the top left of the screen. You may wish to pause the recording before doing this. A new window will open which will allow you to see any of the slides from the presentation.

Important Items
The audio portion of the presentation is approximately 1MB. Playback should be smooth; however, depending on your internet connection speed, you may experience some choppiness as the media player buffers the audio stream. If you are using a slow connection, you may find it beneficial to pause the playback at the start to allow the buffer to fill. You may also find the slide changes do not perfectly synchronize with the audio. The new slide may be slower to appear. If you are behind a firewall, you may find some, or all of the presentation blocked by your firewall. If you cannot properly access the presentation, consult with your LAN administrator.