EMF (Enhanced Metafile) is a graphics file format which is the upgraded version of WMF (Windows Metafile). This image format is generally supported by Microsoft Windows system. You can convert your images in EMF to SWF (Shockwave flash) using VeryDOC EMF to SWF Converter.

The trial version can be downloaded and used for free evaluation. If you need the full function of the application, please buy an official license for it after the free evaluation. To have some acquaintance with the application, you can see the following screen snapshot. The snapshot is of the main interface window form of the EMF to SWF Converter. You can see that there is table in its upper right part. Those EMF files waiting for being converted to SWF are listed in the file list. Those buttons under the table are for managing the items in the file list. You can add more images via clicking [Add Images], remove items via clicking [Remove] and clear all the items via clicking [Remove All]. Select any item in the list, and then you will see its preview in the right part of the window form.

Press [Options] in the main interface window from of EMF to SWF Converter, and then you will see a dialog as presented in the next snapshot. In [Basic Setting] of the dialog, you can set the frame rate in the unit of FPS, the width and height in the unit of pixel for the converted SWF files. To complete and exit the setting dialog, press [OK].

Leave the setting dialog and come to the main interface window form again, and just press [Convert] to start the conversion process. You view the effect of a converted SWF file in the last screen snapshot. In the snapshot, the video player is playing the SWF file converted by EMF to SWF Converter.