B
Barb
I have several good charts that are PDF files that I would like to include in
slides in a ppt presentation.
slides in a ppt presentation.
A
Austin Myers
Save the PDFs as an image and then import.
Austin Myers
AT&W Technologies
Creators of PowerPoint add-ins
Austin Myers
AT&W Technologies
Creators of PowerPoint add-ins
P
Peter
Hi Barb
Do you know about the Snapshot tool in Adobe pdf reader?
Provided that the author of the pdf file hasn't protected things, you
can take a snapshot of each chart and then just paste it into
PowerPoint.
HTH
Peter
Do you know about the Snapshot tool in Adobe pdf reader?
Provided that the author of the pdf file hasn't protected things, you
can take a snapshot of each chart and then just paste it into
PowerPoint.
HTH
Peter
B
Barb
THanks - not familiar with that - will give it a try!
B
Barb
I do not seem to be able to save PDF's as image - it saves only as text -
this is where I was trying to go.
this is where I was trying to go.
P
Peter
Hi again Barb
I have version 8 of Adobe Reader.
I open the pdf I want to copy a diagram from.
On the Tools menu, I go to Select and Zoom then choose the Snapshot
tool. My cursor turns to a crosshair sort of thing.
I then draw a box around the photo/chart/diagram I want to copy.
The screen flashes, and there's a popup message telling me that the
selected area has been copied.
I then go to PowerPoint and paste. Voila!
HTH
Peter
I have version 8 of Adobe Reader.
I open the pdf I want to copy a diagram from.
On the Tools menu, I go to Select and Zoom then choose the Snapshot
tool. My cursor turns to a crosshair sort of thing.
I then draw a box around the photo/chart/diagram I want to copy.
The screen flashes, and there's a popup message telling me that the
selected area has been copied.
I then go to PowerPoint and paste. Voila!
HTH
Peter
N
nrdgrl
try pdf2picture. It extracts all of the objects and text from a PDF file and
produces a WMF or EMF file which works with the PowerPoint "Insert Picture...
from file" drop-down. If you don't needto edit the PDF, it can produce a nice
hi-res BMP also. You can use it free for 30 days to try it out.
www.pdf2picture.com.
produces a WMF or EMF file which works with the PowerPoint "Insert Picture...
from file" drop-down. If you don't needto edit the PDF, it can produce a nice
hi-res BMP also. You can use it free for 30 days to try it out.
www.pdf2picture.com.
Barb said:
Hi, actually you can try reuse the charts in PDF files using some PDF converter. You can try PDF to PowerPoint converter, you can try PDF to word converter, etc. But I think you'd better use PDF to Powerpoint converter since you gonna use the charts in ppt presentation.
Try this PDF to ms powerpoint converter, it works well for me, and I really like to reuse some gorgeous templates in PDF files through this converter. Just have a try and hope it helps
