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Using Print Settings
If you want your slides to be
included as part of a larger
PDF file that uses standard-
sized pages, use the PDF
layout based on PowerPoint
print settings in the Appli-
cation Settings of the PDF-
Maker Settings dialog. The
default layout for a presenta-
tion uses Landscape orien-
tation and often a full-color
background; printing a pres-
entation as part of a larger
document can take a lot of
time and consume a lot of
ink if you simply convert the
presentation itself. Of course,
using the print settings
option depends on the con-
tent of your presentation.
Bullet lists, for example, will
display properly in a Portrait
orientation; images or charts
may not.
C H A P T E R T W O
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Convert Speaker Notes converts the notes added to your slides to text
note comments in the PDF. Read about text notes and other types of
comments in Chapter 10.
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"Use PowerPoint printer settings" uses the same printer settings in the
PDF document as in the original file. Read more about printer settings
in the sidebar "Using Print Settings. "
Slides—Without the Backgrounds
If you don't remember to use a print setting to convert your PowerPoint
presentation to PDF, don't worry. You aren't stuck with redoing it to remove
the backgrounds. Acrobat 9 offers a new feature that lets you remove the
background only from your converted slides. Read about using and modifying
backgrounds in #54, "Adding Watermarks and Backgrounds. "
Creating PDF Files Outside Acrobat
From the Library of Daniel Dadian