PowerPoint animations to PDF?

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• When I save a PowerPoint document to PDF format, the images become white boxes or have lines around them.

  When I save a PowerPoint document to PDF format, the images become white boxes or have lines around them.  I was using Adobe 9 Pro, just upgraded to Adobe Pro XI and he always does.  I have other people to convert the same file in PDF format and it works fine so I know it isn't the Power Point file, there must be a setting in my Adobe.  Any suggestions?

  Hello

  Could you please update on the operating system you are working on?

  Is - this windows or Mac?

  Also an update on the version of Ms Office installed on your system.

  Do you feel it work with all the PDF' or a specific?

  If you are using windows, try to repair Acrobat once and then see if that solves the problem.

  Also, check the latest updates installed on your computer.

  Launch Acrobat > navigate to help > check for updates.

  Please, try the two steps and see if that fixes the problem.

  Concerning

  Sukrit diallo

• PowerPoint slides to PDF conversion.

  Hello.

  I've been converting powerpoint files to pdf format for almost 9 months now and so far had now problem. However when I tried to convert this powerpoint slide in pdf format (here's the download link: https://files.acrobat.com/preview/860b57c6-6adf-45eb-8604-ebed8de2c292), the text are all converted into images. I was therefore wondering if there was a way to convert the file to pdf text preserving.

  (additional info: I am currently using Acrobat 11.0.3 on Windows 7 x 64.) I have 40 conferences at least 30 slides with this same format. I prefer the text rather than images because it gives the possibility of formatting text in later)

  See you soon.

  Finally!

  It has everything to do with formatting

  PDF conversion does not support formatting 3d such as depth, gradient color in text color and color of the shape.

• PowerPoint converted to PDF files lose metadata. Configuration to use to preserve the metadata converted?

  Hello

  I work with Microsoft PowerPoint 2003 and Adobe Acrobat 9. I am convert PowerPoint files to PDFs. (file conversion aims to "lock" the content so that people cannot change.) These PDF files go on our Intranet, the company when they need their descriptive metadata.

  I want the Acrobat files have 2 slides per page a slide on top of the other-oriented, so I use the function ' print to '.

  I open PowerPoint, select "Print", then under the name of the printer I select 'Adobe PDF', then, the catalogue buttons located under the 'impression', choose 'documents' (rather than the default "slips"). Now, under the control of documents (in the print orders) I choose the number of slides per page and the page orientation.

  When I do this the document (PDF) seems OK, but the metadata properties (description, keywords, etc.) gets dropped and do not appear in the new PDF. I have to add manually in each individual PDF.

  Can someone tell me why the metadata was ignored? (Because it's a PowerPoint document)? Is there a setting I can use so that metadata properties are included?

  In addition, I have Acrobat 9.0 Pro that I use when I don't need 2 slides per page (horizontally) and when I want to batch process a group of PowerPoint files. When I use Acrobat Pro, metadata properties come through fine. However, I can't guide the document with 2 slides per page for one slide over each other using Acrobat Pro. Is there a setting in Acrobat Pro, where I can properly Orient a 2 slides per page PDF?

  Thank you

  TPK

  TPK,

  George addressed the essence of the issue encountered.
  Behind him, the driver (with PowerPoint) is that the principle of "Handout" is a direct-to-paper approach as far as PowerPoint is concerned. So, no need to value by providing information of the file document properties. Therefore, PowerPoint offers any of this information to a printer driver installed (that is, indeed, printer Adobe).

  You can configure PowerPoint, such that it provides the "Handout" configuration (with 2 slides per page) for Adobe PDFMaker. But, even once, "Handout" configuration does not include the document properties; or output Tags, bookmarks, links, or notes.

  In short, a design 'by' question of PowerPoint, rather something wrong with Acrobat provided Adobe Adobe PDFMaker printer.

  As far as I know that this is the case through Office 2007.

  Now, you can make a copy of the standard of 'slide' configuration PDFMaker output and it works with the object-editing tool. One of given PDF page "slide" can be size small and rotation. Place this slide at the top of a page.
  Manipulate pages second "slide". Move to the first page. Once done, remove the empty PDF pages.

  Note You may have to turn the pages of guidance PDF landscape to portrait first.

  Fun but a lot of time.

  Faster & easier to simply return the info document to the "PDF" which has 2 slides per page.

  With Acrobat Pro you can pre-configure a batch sequence or the Action to use learn PDF document information.

  Be well...

• Conversion of Powerpoint 2010 in pdf format

  Hello

  I was about to download an Acrobat X os trial version, but I found a way to convert PPT (PowerPoint 2010) files to PDF format keeping all the custom animation.

  I have seen that it can work with ppt 2003, do you know how I can do?

  Thank you.

  With the PDFMaker add-on that installs in PowerPoint, if your using PowerPoint 2003, simply click on the "Convert to PDF" button on the toolbar and you can keep the custom animations.

  http://help.Adobe.com/en_US/Acrobat/Pro/using/WS0E7DCAA0-1535-4D8F-82C8-DF8FE22BF872.w.htm l #WS24454D2B-DD1D-48fa-9BCA - 60A1C4FBEF25.w

  Microsoft has changed the operation of the custom animations with the PowerPoint 2007 .pptx file format.  Unfortunately, we are unable to capture these animations during the conversion to newer versions.

  Acrobat has some page transitions available to that you might find useful: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/acrobat/pro/using/WS58a04a822e3e50102bd615109794195ff-7c68.w.h tml

  -David

• PowerPoint animations stop playing in the browser

  Hi, I hope someone has an explanation for it.

  I use 7 Captivate and have imported a PowerPoint 2010 presentation that contains an animation into four parts (text and photo shots). However the animation plays correctly in Powerpoint and when tested in captivate. When I test it in the browser (IE10) will accompany him to animation to play but then its suddenly stops and needs with a single click to complete.

  I find it very strange.

  Anyway thanks Bill but I have now fixed this.

  It's a button with a break after 1.5 seconds. I place it as it has been grouped with the other buttons.

• Stopping at 7 Captivate PowerPoint animations

  I am importing a 7 Captivate powerpoint .pptx.  This powerpoint contains animations that are timed with a narration, which was added after powerpoint had been imported.  However, the animations appear to pause or 'stuck' in the points of same each time.

  The animations have been added after the import, and I also tried to create a new project with the new powerpoint file which contained animations.  PowerPoint has also been imported to aid high-fidelity, imported with slides to the click and imported a different time in a new project with slides to proceed automatically.  Animations in powerpoint are set to play automatically (after the previous rather than click) and work very well in powerpoint.  Audio has been added and removed to see if the audio was a problem.  I previewed the project (F4) and published in an .exe file to test, but nothing seems to work - the animations continue to suspend the environment animation each time.  However, the animations seem to work when previewing just the individual slide (F3)

  Any ideas or suggestions, why this is happening?

  Thank you!

  Diana

  Hi Margiotta,

  Your "buttons" are pausing the slide to 1.5 sec. Change the "timing" so that they break later.

  Lilybiri

• Converted from PowerPoint - animation has extra click on each slide

  I have converted a presentation PowerPoint 2003 in Adobe Captivate 4.  Everything works fine except that the published Captivate version has an additional click at the end of each slide.  For example, each slide can have 4 or 5 bullets, but after that the last point is displayed, you must click twice until it moves to the next slide.  Is there a way to get rid of the extra click necessary?  (The clicks are correct in PowerPoint).

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Then the inside PowerPoint importing captivate, you have the possibility to choose options slide advance as "manually" and "automatically".

  If "click" is checked, then Captivate adds a box click on all slides. This requires an extra click in advance before in the presentation in the published output.

  Try to import the PPT Captivate inside with slide advance option defined as "automatically". You can find this option in the dialog 'Présentations Powerpoint Import' that happens after you select a particular import PPT

  Let me know.

  Thank you

  Ashwin B remi

  Adobe Captivate team

• 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

• Animations disappear in PDF presentations

  I convert my notes from Powerpoint 2003 to PDF using Presenter 7.07. I want people who consult the presentation to pronounce at the end of the slides, so the slides are ready to be advanced by users.

  However, just at the end of each slide, any text or images that were animated in the slide simply disappear. It is annoying because often I want to look at this text, while they think about the next step. Note that this does not happen in the original powerpoint presentation: only when it is converted to PDF.

  I realise, users can scroll back a second to see what was there, but it seems difficult to do several times in a presentation. Is there a setting in presenter that I'm missing, or something in PowerPoint interprets this presenter in a way that makes clear all items in the end animation?

  Hello

  You can send me the project to [email protected]<>[email protected]>.

  Ashish

• Error when printing PowerPoint notes pages in PDF since the upgrade to OS365

  I've recently updated to OS365 and since then I have been unable to print a PowerPoint presentation in pdf format, if you choose to print notes pages.  Print to PDF works fine for all other applications, and even PowerPoint printing full Page slide, but not when you print notes Pages.   I use Adobe Acrobat DC.  It's something I do every day and had no problems with PowerPoint 2010, only since going to PowerPoint, 2016.  Here is the error message.  According to the file, sometimes it will crash on page one and another time, he might save pages 40 + and then crash and pages that save the air well.

  I have uninstalled and resinstalled both OS365 and Abobe.

  Any ideas of where to go next?

  

  I found a work around but it seems to be a bug with Office 365, and I don't think it matters which version of Acrobat you have. If you save your. PPTX files in a PPT file, and then close the file and reopen it, it seems to play nice. It takes time to print to PDF, but seems to work. This also seems to be a problem with PowerPoint more large bridges (more than 50 slides) I hope that this helps you.

• 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

• Remove the background of a PDF exported from Powerpoint

  Hi, I have a copy of an exported PDF file of Powerpoint. I do not have the powerpoint file.

  How can I remove the background of the powerpoint slides?

  I want to just print the text.

  To the user using acrobat x pro, to remove the background of your powerpoint slides in PDF format.

  Go in Tools > Content > edit text & object > modify object.

  Select the background image you want to delete, right click on it to remove it.

  You may need to repeat a few times by slide, because the substance may contain more than one object/image.

  It took me 15 minutes to find this tool! :-(

• Reader PDF No. Smartphones blackBerry in BlackBerry Bold 9780

  Hello

  I use BlackBerry Bold 9780 and have Documents to Go, leaves to Go and slides to Go to view Word, Excel, and Powerpoint documents respectively. I saw in the new BlackBerry Curve 9220 there is a built-in app named 'Documents to Go '. By which anyone can view the lyrics, Excel and Powerpoint documents with PDF files for free. But I can't able to view PDF files in my Bold 9780 which is more cumbersome and expensive smartphone than the curve 9220.
  That's why I want to know where can I get an app 'Documents to Go' compact for free and which is also a PDF reader.

  Please see my above correction... in my haste, I mistyped the step number for the download of dig through portal. Apology.

  FYI - in the described situation so far, unlocked or not is irrelevant. Any bundle of BONES of carriers can be used on any model BB even number on any other carrier (via the removal of the SELLER. XML files). The BB is unlocked or not has no bearing on this factor. The sole purpose of unlocking is to actually use the BB on a different medium that those for which the BB was built. But even a locked BB may use a different carriers OS package.

  Good luck!

• How can I convert a PowerPoint file to share with someone who doesn't have PowerPoint?

  How can I convert a PowerPoint file to share with someone who doesn't have PowerPoint?

  Maybe you could save the PowerPoint file in .pdf format?

  Microsoft Office 2007 Save as PDF
  http://Office.Microsoft.com/en-us/PowerPoint-Help/Save-as-PDF-HA010064992.aspx#Bm14 Or maybe your recipient might try the PowerPoint Viewer:

  Microsoft Office PowerPoint Viewer 2007
  http://www.Microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&ID=6