Captivate to Powerpoint or PDF?

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• How to export an animation powerpoint to PDF?

  I would like to export a powerpoint to PDF file and want to keep a special powerpoint animation (that is, an image flies in the slide) in the pdf file. How can I do this?

  Hioliver0541,

  PowerPoint animations are not carry to the PDF document. However, you can implement some transitions in a presentation PDF Acrobat implementation of a PDF for presentation.

  Kind regards
  Nicos

• Cannot convert PowerPoint to PDF

  How to convert Powerpoint to PDF?

  Hey mariem51514455,

  You need to connect to "https://cloud.acrobat.com/" using your Adobe ID and password.

  Then, choose "Create a PDF file" tab to download the PPT file and convert it to PDF.

  Then, you can download the converted file on your computer or even locate on the files tab.

  Try the same way and let me know if you need help.

  Kind regards

  Ana Maria

• convert a PowerPoint to PDF

  I managed to do it before, and now I don't know how I did it.

  Hi Howard,.

  You can convert this PowerPoint file to PDF using Adobe Acrobat or PDF Pack. If you have Acrobat, choose file > create PDF from a file, select the PowerPoint file and then click Open.

  With Adobe PDF package, you can connect to the web interface at https://cloud.acrobat.com, click on create a PDF file, click Select files to convert to PDF navigate to your PowerPoint file and then click Open. (You can also do this from in Reader if you have a subscription Pack PDF.)

  Best,

  Sara

• PowerPoint to PDF, back to PowerPoint

  Hello

  I'm testing Adobe Acrobat XI for my company to use as a review tool. I created training materials in PowerPoint 2010. I then used the send Adobe PDF"option for shared Review" in PowerPoint. The reviewers used annotation tools to add their comments. Now I convert the PDF file into a PPTX so that I can make the changes.

  The text and the images came back perfectly, but no updates on the master page.

  In tools, I went to editing content > export a file to... > presentation PowerPoint from Microsoft. When I open the PPTX, mostly looks good, but it is not actually available to the master of the theme I created it in. In addition, some items are not presented properly.

  In Acrobat, I also tried file > save as... > Presentation (.pptx) with the same results. In PowerPoint, I can reapply the original theme and reset each page layout, but it's a lot of rework.

  Is it possible to create a PowerPoint presentation, convert it to PDF and then convert PowerPoint while keeping the original theme and layouts?

  Thank you!

  Answer simple - don't. When you export to PDF, all the internal structure of the design of the presentation is lost, along with graphics, WordArt, etc., so Acrobat must make wild guesses about what is on a master page. While it cannot recreate the 'original' and was never designed for.

  The correct workflow is to make the changes to the PPTX original file * hand *, using the comments as a guide PDF.

• Captivate and PowerPoint timings

  I'm working on a Captivate 5.5 Powerpoint presentation.  The TPP has timings this work perfect, but when I try to put it in a Captivate, timings do not work.  I can only go forward with a mouse click.  No idea how to get the timings work in Captivate?

  Parth said you: in the timeline of slides from Captivate, you should see a box click towards the end of the chronology of each slide. Remove this click box (must be done on each slide) and you will have an automatic advance.

• powerpoint to PDF files does not include elements of drawing generated by stylus

  Hello

  Creation of PDF files does not include the elements drawing generated by stylus included within a powerpoint file. All other embedded objects are visible in the pdf file.

  I would be grateful of any advice.

  Fearghal

  There seems to be a problem with PDF Maker. I found the same result with PDF Maker, which included no graphics (markup). HOWEVER, if I print to the printer Adobe PDF, the result is very good. The latter would no links or bookmarks, but the markup is here. I couldn't find all the PDF Maker settings to work around this problem.

• Annotations of PowerPoint to PDF?

  Recently I think I saved a pptx file which had comments/notes/annotations regardless of its name and as I was saving it to PDF - as I regularly do with ppt files, I got a transfer via the annotations dialog box.  I clicked Yes, and when I opened the pdf file, he had annotations/notes in the bubble of few comments on each page.

  However, I can't understand how to do this again or at all.  Any thoughts?

  I don't know who would be a feature of the PDF Maker to use. Check the properties of the PDF Maker in Powerpoint and try a few options.

• Integration of Captivate 4 movies in PDF

  I created a PDF using Acrobat 8 that has 3 embedded Captivate 4 movies.  The movies play fine on Windows, but don't play 5 seconds on macs.   Everyone knows about this problem? In the affirmative, please let me know what is the solution.  I searched the help of the community and can not find everything concerning this problem.  Thank you.

  There is a problem in the use of flash on a Mac files. You must use the Flash tool and do not use the method inherited from multimedia content. Maybe it's only available with Acrobat 9.

• Can I convert a PDF file to a PowerPoint presentation?

  I received a program PowerPoint to PDF, need to convert it back to Power Point.  I tried "open with:" but it does not work. I don't see Power point referenced anywhere on the conversion of Adobe programs.

  Thank you

  D

  Hi debbiek53961447,

  Yes, you can convert the PDF back to the PowerPoint presentation using Acrobat software.

  You can download a free trial using this link: https://www.acrobat.com/en_us/free-trial-download.html#

  Once the program is downloaded and installed successfully, you must go to file-> export to-> Microsoft PowerPoint presentation to convert your file.

  Kind regards

  Rahul

• Captivate 8: PDF export created a file with the extension PDF... but it's actually a video. Shouldn't it exported slides as appropriate PDF document?

  In Adobe Captivate, there is a 'PDF export' checkbox when you publish your project.

  He checked the box, and the publication of project created a file with the extension PDF... but it's actually a video. Shouldn't it exported slides as appropriate PDF document?

  No, it was published in an interactive PDF, has always been the case. It's another way to publish the video, that does not need to deploy it to an LMS or a Web server, you can send the PDF file. However, since Flash player is is more integrated in later versions of the Adobe Reader software, the user is to install it.

• PDF, flattening of dialogue when printing PDFs which is converted from PowerPoint presentations

  When you try to print certain PDF documents that have been converted from powerpoint to PDF, I get a dialogue flattening when printing. This dialogue takes forever and makes it almost impossible to print. I get that this dialogue in Adobe Reader X and that doesn't happen in other players (like FoxIt for example). How can I fix this in Reader X so it can't?

  The process used to convert presentations PowerPoint is to go to record and send, create the document (which opens in word), then save from Word to PDF.

  Thanks in advance!

  The problem is caused by transparent objects. The file must be flattened to print correctly. Player has no option for flattening and not the possibility to save the file in an image format that will ignore the transparent areas, but it can print the file as an image. In the print dialog box click on the Advanced button, and then select 'print picture '.  File will process without any additional latency time and print exactly as it appears on your screen.

• Adobe captivate 5 help pdf file

  Under the Help menu, the help of Adobe Captivate (F1), the help file does not open, and there is no error message. Does anyone know of another way to access the help file?

  Hello

  Welcome to the Adobe Forums.

  You can download the PDF (Captivate 5 help) from here: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/captivate/cp/using/captivate_5_help.pdf

  It could be useful!

  Thank you

  Vikram

• Open different types of automated as 1 PDF data

  Hello Adobe community.

  I'm curios if it is possible to convert and open some Excel-PowerPoint files and with less effort (best case) as a PDF document 1 automated.

  I know that it is possible manually, but with the increased effort increases to amount of files.

  However, what I'm looking for is like a script combining and opening some files (Excel, PPT) on a folder in a single pdf.

  Hope you might have some ideas,

  I'm pretty new here and lost in the world of COMPUTING.

  See you soon

  Roman

  Hello

  Not sure, it relates a lot to InDesign unless you're talking about loading Excel files in InDesign, then export to PDF. But if it's all about batch conversion of excel and powerpoint to PDF files, then InDesign is not the tool you need.

  https://acrobatusers.com/tutorials/batch-conversion-Excel-PDF

  FWIW

  Loïc

• How to reduce the file size of PDF in a personalized way?

  Adobe Acrobat is installed on my Macbook Pro. I plan to buy it. When to convert a Word document or a PowerPoint to PDF it almost doubles the size of the file. I can't find any menu where I can reduce the size of file in a personalized way. There is the button "reduce file size", but clicking on this file size remains large and doesn't not allow any personal reductions. What is your policy on that? Thank you.

  Hi atemr97403422,

  Refer to this document KB help Optimizing PDFs (Adobe Acrobat Pro DC).

  Kind regards
  Nicos