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  1. 10-14-2002, 06:43 PM #1
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    Unhappy I need an answer with in 3 hours... plz....VERY VERY URGENT!!!!!!!!....

    i got some PDF documents that i wana convert in to MS Powerpoint. i know there are softwares that can do that. i m not being able to find those software on d net. plz direct me to a website where i can find it. its an emergency... i gota give a speech with in 4 hours... or is there any other way to do it. plz help me...
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    I'm not really sure about any type of software that can convert a pdf to a ppt, but here's an alternative. Please follow the steps below.

    1) Load the pdf and the preferred page.
    2) Press 'Ctrl-L' for a full screen view.
    3) Now press the 'Print screen/Sysrq' button, usually located on the upper right of your keyboard, to copy the page.
    4) Press escape and open a new powerpoint document.
    5) Load up the slide you want the page to be in and press 'Ctrl-V' to paste the image to your slide.
    6) Insert new slides for the rest of the pdf pages you want copied and you should be good to go.

    Good luck.
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  3. 10-14-2002, 08:22 PM #3
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    thanx for the reply, but what u suggested would not be of any good. Reason being i also wana edit the text once i've converted it in to PPT. what u suggested will only creaste a snap shoot of the screen. but thanx for the suggestion though... appreciate it...
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    Adobe Illustrrator can do it! You can edit the text, the save the result as an image.

    The full version of Adobe Acrobat will do it too, and you could then do a screen capture of the result. As for any freebies that might do it, I can't think of any.

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    Thats why you plan early my son.

    Why dont you just copy and paste the text. And for images
    press the print screen button on your keyboard and like open it up with
    paint brush and in paint brush take what picture you want and paste it in powerpoint.

    or i dont know if you can ,but right click on images and see if it allows you to copy it so you can paste it in powerpoint.

    I gotta play with powerpoint i been seeing alot of people have been working on it too much.
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