Again, if there was a change in PPT 2003 or Adobe 6.0 to limit this, the
second alternative is to convert to Word - and the send to option creates the
slides at a smaller size than I'd like - any way to change that default?
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Under powerpoint 2000 and adobe 5.0 the conversion worked with bookmarks
created from slide names where the PDF document was created as a notes page
image (printing notes pages selected in the options settings). I want the
notes pages. It is really nice where document created in powerpoint can
double as manuals distributed in Adobe that contain an images of each slide
notes page.
Just so we're on the same page ...
In PDFSpeak, you can have Bookmarks and Thumbnails. Thumbnails are the small images
of each page that you see on the left. If that's what you need, PowerPoint 2003 +
Acrobat 6 will create those.
I'm not sure how you got PPT2000 + Acrobat 5 to create bookmarks from slide names,
at least not while printing notes pages. I don't see that happening here but if you
can give me the step-by-step I can try it and then see if we can figure out how to
get it going in 6.
So.. is there any way to get gookmark inclusion with the conversion to PDF
printing notes pages.
If there is no way creating PDF notes pages with slides names as bookmarks,
then is there anyway to increase the slide size image during the conversion
process when sending to word?
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Powerpoint 2000 and adobe 5.0 accomplishs the creation of bookmarks in the
PDF documents when the conversion option is used (using PDFMaker). In
powerpoing 2003 and adobe 6.0, this option seems to have been disabled? Is
it. I'm getting an error during conversion that bookmarks are not possible
unless the print what -> slides option is used.
Wild guess: somehow your presentation has been set to "remember" to print notes
pages or handouts or something other than slides.
One possibility:
open the presentation
choose Tools, Options
click the Print tab
Under "Default settings for this document" make sure it's set to "Use the most
recently used ..." rather than "Use the following ..."
If that's not it, try this:
Choose File, Print Preview
The preview will show you what the presentation last was set to print to ..
slides, notes, whatever.
I'm guessing that it's something other than slides.
Change it to Slides, close the preview and now try PDFMaker again.
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Steve Rindsberg, PPT MVP
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Steve Rindsberg, PPT MVP
PPT FAQ:
www.pptfaq.com
PPTools:
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