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Quick Start Guide Learn how to use the PDF Creator Plus to convert and merge documents to pdf. |
Converting Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentations to PDF is easy with PDF Creator Plus!
Do you want to distribute PowerPoint® presentations in a more efficient format? Do you need to archive your presentations in a format that can be retrieved and viewed by anyone, even without PowerPoint® installed? Creating a PDF from PowerPoint® is your best solution.
PDF is the most commonly used file format for sharing business and personal documents today. You can email a PDF document to virtually anyone and be sure that they will be able to open it.
Step-by-Step
The steps below will guide you through creating a PDF from a PowerPoint® presentation. After you do it once, you won't even need these details again - it's that easy!
| 1) | When you install PDF Creator Plus, a new printer named PDF Creator Plus 5.0 is also installed. You can find this printer in the Devices and Printers folder on Windows® 7, the Printers folder if you are running Windows Vista™ or the Printers and Faxes folder if you are running Windows® XP. |
| 2) | Open a PowerPoint® presentation in Microsoft® PowerPoint®. |
| 3) | If you are running Office 2010: |
| a) | Click File and then choose Print from the menu. |
| b) | Choose PDF Creator Plus 5.0 from the list of printers then click the Print button above the printer list. |
| 4) | If you are running Office 2007: |
| a) | Click the Microsoft Office button in the upper left corner, then click Print. |
| b) | In the Print dialog, select PDF Creator Plus 5.0 from the list of printers, then click OK. |
| 5) | If you are running Office 2003, Office XP, Office 2000: |
| a) | Click File and then choose Print from the menu. |
| b) | In the Print dialog, select PDF Creator Plus 5.0 from the list of printers, then click OK. |
| 6) | PDF Creator Plus will open and display the printed presentation. |
| a) | To create your PDF document now, click on the Create PDF button in the upper left corner. |
| b) | If you want to merge multiple presentations into a single PDF document or add other types of documents to this PDF file, leave the PDF Creator Plus application open and print the desired files to the PDF Creator Plus 5.0 printer. When you have printed all required files, click on the Create PDF button in the upper left corner. |
| 7) | The Create File dialog will appear: |
| a) | Browse to the location where you wish to save the PDF document and enter the file name for your new PDF document. |
| b) | Make sure the Save as type is set to PDF File (*.pdf). |
| c) | The Page Range options allow you to select a subset of pages that will be included in the PDF document. |
| d) | Check the Create Multipaged File option to make a PDF document that contains all the pages in one (1) file. |
| e) | Choose any font embedding, security, outline, hyperlink, initial view and page layout options as needed. |
| 8) | Press the Save button to create your PDF document. A progress dialog will appear as your document is being created. When the document is created the progress dialog will close. Your PowerPoint® presentation is now a PDF document and can be opened in Adobe® Reader, emailed to a colleague or saved for future reference. |
Click one of the links below for step-by-step instructions and details on converting from specific applications to PDF and other formats.
CONVERT TO PDFPDF Creator Plus is not limited to the above list of applications and/or formats that can be converted to PDF. The list is virtually unlimited; if you can print you can convert to PDF with PDF Creator Plus!
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