Save Note pages in powerpoint and convert to pdf file

[Guest]

How do I save the note pages in my powerpoint presentation and then save as a
adobe pdf file.

 

[Bill Dilworth]

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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[Sonia]

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.

 

[Steve Rindsberg]

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

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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[guestreplier]

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.