Save Note pages in powerpoint and convert to pdf file

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How do I save the note pages in my powerpoint presentation and then save as a
adobe pdf file.
 
If you have the full version on Adobe Acrobat (not just the reader) than you
can select a PDF as a printout option.

You can also look at:
**New: PowerPoint to PDF Conversion Tool
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00312.htm


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If you have Acrobat, you probably have a PDF printer set up. So, go to File >
Print. Select Notes Pages as what you want to print and select the Adobe PDF
printer.
 
If you have the full version on Adobe Acrobat (not just the reader) than you
can select a PDF as a printout option.

You can also look at:
**New: PowerPoint to PDF Conversion Tool
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00312.htm
Click to expand...

Hate to poke anybody who's suggesting one of our addins but Prep4PDF only
converts slides to PDF, not notes.

I haven't heard of anybody making interactive presentations using notes pages,
and since Prep4PDF's main value is in preserving interactivity, there didn't
seem to be much point. <g>

Printing directly to the Acrobat PDF driver (Adobe PDF or Distiller or
Distiller Assistant ... names change between versions to protect somebody or
other) will do 'er.'


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The solution is below, but I'm too new to add the link. :(
"h t t p FORWARDSLASHFORWARDSLASH Colon" + the text below and replace "DOT" with a "."
presentationsoftDOTaboutDOTcomFORWARDSLASHodFORWARDSLASHpowerpoint-2010-tipsFORWARDSLASHssFORWARDSLASH100901-save-powerpoint-as-pdfDOThtm

In short, when saving the PPT as a PDF, click "Options" before saving to set your visual preference.
 
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