Ppt-Pptx To Pdf Converter 3000 for Windows

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By Allimagetool Software

Convert PPT/PPTX files to PDF format.

Ppt-Pptx to Pdf Converter 3000 is a powerful PDF converter which can free batch convert ppt, pptx format files to PDF with accurately retaining the layout of the original document file.More, the conversion speed is very fast. It is easy to use without any technical requirements. Merely a few clicks can finish the conversion. With it, you can view your ppt file with a PDF viewer. It is standalone software, without the need of Adobe Acrobat etc software. Advanced features:Simultaneously convert massive different format files to PDF once to save time and energy. Do not need any printer driver and Adobe Acrobat, Acrobat Reader etc software.Output PDF file from ppt format files with three modes (default mode, image mode, text mode) for different needs. Support pptx of Office 2007 to PDF. Convert all pages of multi-page PowerPoint to one PDF file.Support convert each PowerPoint page to one PDF file. Provide more detailed parameters settings to customize PDF page.Provide watermark image settings and watermark character string settings. Key features: Support PDF margins.Support add the entire folder to convert.User-friendly interface, very easy to use, just a few clicks can finish the conversion.Be amazed at fast conversion speed and excellent file quality. If you do not have time to convert the files of list now, you can save the converted list to your computer. Do not need to load every file again.Have the option to auto open the output folder when conversion finished.

Ppt-Pptx To Pdf Converter 3000 for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: June 11, 2009

Latest update: June 11, 2009

Version: 7.4

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows Vista
Windows XP
Windows 10
Windows 2000
Windows Server
Windows NT
Windows 98
Windows 2003
Windows ME
Windows 7

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 36,110

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User Reviews

1.8/5

4 User Votes

Worked, Badly
ActionManTheGreatestHeroDecember 30, 2012
Pros
It did generate a PDF file.
Cons
The quality was awful. It just converted each slide to a low-quality JPEG, and put those into a PDF. Also, it 'watermarked' every slide with a huge red URL advertising their product.
Summary
Don't bother.
Don't waste time trying this.
vernes1978September 19, 2012
Pros
There are no Pros
Cons
It does not produce a pdf.
Summary
The application that claims to convert a powerpoint file into an acrobat file, does not produce an acrobat file. It produces nothing. You get an error message about a missing powerpoint installation, and that's it.
easy to down load
millsspecAugust 2, 2011
Pros
allows me to open desired programs & attachments
Cons
need to open as 'read only' but allows more functions than just read
Summary
it did what I needed!
HILARIOUSLY INEPT FECES
keglinedJanuary 26, 2010
Pros
Zilch. Zero. Nada. None. Nil. Nuttin.
Cons
Generates a DLL error immedaitely upon opening it, nags you half a dozen times while in operation, and then produces NOTHING (except a folder - where your converted files have supposedly been placed. Only, they don't exist).
Summary
Starting the program will give you a message like this: "Exception in module convert.dll at 0025E5F4" Once you click beyond that, the program throws an onslaught of hilariously English-as-a-fourteenth-language nag messages. The meaning of some of these is unclear, but yet I pushed forward, and in the final step received this brilliant message: "Starting MS PowerPoint program error, Please Install office 97/2000/XP/2003/2007"? Gee, Einstein, don't ya think if I had one of those programs installed I wouldn't need your lousy program? After all is said and done, I ended up with NOTHING. Well, not nothing -- I did get a folder on my C Drive called "Output Files." After trying to convert three powerpoints, I had a big, new folder on my C drive with absolutely nothing it. Pure junk.