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davidsow
I have a pdf file and I want to convert it to powerpoint. Any tips on how to
do this
do this
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Michael Koerner
Import PDF content into PowerPoint
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00054.htm
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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]
I have a pdf file and I want to convert it to powerpoint. Any tips on how to
do this
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00054.htm
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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]
I have a pdf file and I want to convert it to powerpoint. Any tips on how to
do this
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gizela
Not easy to do. You can open a pdf in Illustrator or Photoshop, and save the
pages as jpg eg. But doing a whole document is a major pain, and you can of
course not edit them. And it's one of the ideas with pdf - that it's locked.
I read on rdpslides.com I think that "creating a pdf is like taking
vegetables, spices and water and turn it to soup - very easy. Converting a
pdf to ppt is like doing the opposite - pretty darn impossible" - or
something like that.
"davidsow" skrev:
pages as jpg eg. But doing a whole document is a major pain, and you can of
course not edit them. And it's one of the ideas with pdf - that it's locked.
I read on rdpslides.com I think that "creating a pdf is like taking
vegetables, spices and water and turn it to soup - very easy. Converting a
pdf to ppt is like doing the opposite - pretty darn impossible" - or
something like that.
"davidsow" skrev:
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Sandy
Antoher option is to use your snapshot tool in Adobe to
copy the selected graphics into PowerPoint. To get a
higher quality image, you'll need to enlarge your Adobe
view to about 200% before you copy and paste it. Watch
out for a large PPT file size.
Sandy
copy the selected graphics into PowerPoint. To get a
higher quality image, you'll need to enlarge your Adobe
view to about 200% before you copy and paste it. Watch
out for a large PPT file size.
Sandy
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