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MS Office Forum / General PowerPoint Questions / September 2007How can I import a PDF file into a PowerPoint 2007 slide?
I have several .pdf files I need to import into a power point presentation. If necessary, I can run them through ABBA to decompile them and use word formating, but I would like to bypass this step. they are company files that were created before I started here, and the original word format file is missing. TIA Dave R. > I have several .pdf files I need to import into a power point presentation. > If necessary, I can run them through ABBA to decompile them and use word > formating, but I would like to bypass this step. they are company files that > were created before I started here, and the original word format file is > missing. It depends on what kind of result you're after. If you want to convert one PDF page to one PPT slide, it may be simplest to work with images: Import PDF content into PowerPoint http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00054.htm These won't be editable, of course, but will retain the formatting of the original PDF. If you need to make minor edits, you could do that in Acrobat or similar before converting to images. For major editing/reformatting, I imagine a decompile will be necessary. ----------------------------------------- Steve Rindsberg, PPT MVP PPT FAQ: www.pptfaq.com PPTools: www.pptools.com ================================================ > I have several .pdf files I need to import into a power point presentation. > If necessary, I can run them through ABBA to decompile them and use word > formating, but I would like to bypass this step. they are company files that > were created before I started here, and the original word format file is > missing. > > TIA > Dave R. If you have Acrobat (not just the free reader) you can export every page as a number of graphic formats (TIFF, PNG, JPEG, others).
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