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Export PowerPoint to PDF can be of important use with today's demanding workload. If you didn't know, PDF documents are compatible with a wide range of platforms which means you can view them even if your device is not installed with Microsoft Word. All you need is a device that has been installed with a PDF viewer. Another benefit of exporting PowerPoint and other files to PDF is security. PDF offers you a chance to keep your information secure using permissions, passwords, digital signatures and many other protections. Last but not least, exporting PowerPoint to PDF creates smaller versions of that file making them easier to send through email.
Here I highly recommend you to use PDFelement Pro to export PowerPoint to PDF. With the help of this smart tool, you can export Word, Excel and PowerPoint to PDF. The quality is maintained, and you can add as many pages you want.
Key Features of This PDF Creator:
While there are a wide range of programs you can use to export PowerPoint documents to PDF with hyperlinks and notes, iSkysoft PDF Creator for Mac ranks top among those programs. The program allows you to export Word, Excel and PowerPoint to PDF in a very easy way. Once you have it installed on your Mac device, you don't need to have Microsoft Office pre-installed to create PDF files. The program keeps your files secure, private and makes them easier to access or transfer. During conversion, you can choose to convert your PDF files in a batch. Also during conversion, it preserves the original formatting of the source file.
Go to the official website of iSkysoft PDF Creator for Mac to download the program. Once the program's setup has been downloaded to your Mac enabled device, double click on it to install the program. Then, launch the program after installation.
The second step after launching the program is to import the PowerPoint file that you want to export to PDF. The next popup window allows you to select the PowerPoint file you want to export to the program. You can click the "Add Files" or "Add Folder", and then select the target files and click on the "Open" button.
After that, click the "Create" button. This will enable you save your PPT as a PDF document. And then you can click "Show in Finder" to check the converted files.
Ivan Cook
chief Editor