Comment transformer un pdf en powerpoint?

comment transformer un pdf en powerpoint?

Peut-être la protection de mot de passe pour ouvrir le document PDF.
Ou, gestion des droits numériques (DRM), mais le DRM est cher.
Être bien ...

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J'ai acheté un adobe EXPORT PDF ET JE NE SAIS PAS COMMENT TRANSFORMER UN FORMAT PDF EN FORMAT WORD :
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Hi luggyguy,
You might need to follow the steps mentioned below:
Sign in to " https://cloud.acrobat.com/exportpdf" using your registered Adobe ID credentials.
After signing in, click 'Select PDF Files to Export' and choose the desired PDF file from your computer or simply drag them.
A new window will appear in which you have to choose 'Word' under 'Convert to' label.
Then, you can download the converted file on your computer or locate them under 'Files' tab.
Follow these steps and let me know if you still face any issue.
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Anubha

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GoodReader
-- With GoodReader on your iPad/iPhone, you can read virtually anything, anywhere: books, movies, maps, pictures.
-- sync with Dropbox, OneDrive, SugarSync and any WebDAV, AFP, SMB, FTP or SFTP server
-- The types of annotations that can be created and edited in GoodReader include typewriter text boxes, popup comments ("sticky notes"), text highlights, freehand drawings, lines, arrows, rectangles, ovals, cloudy shapes, text underlines, strikeouts, text insertion marks.
http://www.goodiware.com/
PDF Expert – the PDF handling app for the iPad. "It allows you to markup documents with highlights and handwriting, insert text and stamps, sign and even merge PDFs."
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iAnnotate – turns your tablet into a world-class productivity tool for reading, marking up, and sharing PDFs, Word documents, PowerPoint files, and images. Has a secure document edition designed for corporations.
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I'm desperately trying to import a set of comments in a PDF to a Word document and cannot do so in Acrobat9. Time is of the essence. I keep getting the following message:
When PDF was created, the content and it was not tagged. exporting comments into a Word document will only work if the PDF is a tagged PDF.
To create a tagged PDF, you must select "change conversion settings" from the Adobe PDF menu, and check the box labeled "enable accessibility and reflow with tagged PDF."
I had no idea where to look to make this change--where is the Adobe PDF menu??? I tried doing research in the Adobe help information, and it directs me to go to: advanced > Accessibility > Add tags document. However when I click these menu items, the menu item "add tags to document" is gray and cannot be selected.
So now I've got a 1200-page draft filled with comments and I can't get them to the owner. I'd appreciate anybody's help. I never had a problem importing comments in previous releases of Adobe Acrobat.

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Shared review backups the comment in XML files. If I lose the comments, how can I restore the comments back to PDF?
I try both import comment and import form data using the XML file, but nothing shows up. It seems only FDF or XFDF file works. Do I need to convert the XML file into FDF or XFDF? If yes, how?
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Acrobat doesn't import the XML file directly that is used in the Shared Review process. Attempting to build the importable files is not pretty either way. I wouldn't recommend doing this but you can do it by hand using the XML file data into the correct file syntax for proper import but you need to be familiar with the FDF or XFDF file format. Otherwise if you are familiar with XSLT and doing transformations you should be able to do it that way too with an custom application.

How do I change default settings in the author field when I edit or insert a comment in a PDF?

How do I change default settings in the author field when I edit or insert a comment in a PDF?

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How do I change a PDF into powerpoint?

I paid for and downloaded the ACROBAT 11, NOTHING HAPPENS, i STILLCAN'T switch a PDf into a powerpoint. The computer keeps askingme to purchase and download the same thing that I alreadypurchased.

Hey miltonb98987380,
I have checked with your account and it says that you have purchased subscription for Adobe ExportPDF online service.
For converting PDF to PowerPoint:
Firstly you need to sign in at "https://cloud.acrobat.com/exportpdf" using your Adobe ID and password.
'Select files to export' button (shown below) and choose the PDF file from your computer or simply drag it there.
Once you uploaded your file, you will get an option to choose 'MS PowerPoint document' under 'Convert to..' label.
Then, select 'Export to PowerPoint' button and the conversion be completed in a couple of minutes.
Then, you can download the converted file on your computer and even make the desired changes.
Also, you can choose 'Files' tab where you can locate all your converted files.
Hope this information will help you.
Let me know if you still face any problem.
Regards,
Anubha

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I have windows XP and Reader 7.0. Is there a way to enable "edit" so that I can make "comments" on a pdf. document that was sent to me? withought spending $$$ for pro?

Thanks Sabian. It took me a while to figure out that "close Acrobat Reader 7.0" actually meant "delete it". After loading 10.1.2 I followed the instructions to send my pdf file and Internet Explorer decided to "quit" right in the middle of the process. ?? I'll try to use Chrome to see if that helps.

If I copy and paste a comment in a pdf, when I create an xfdf file the copied comment isn't included. Is there a way to add these copied comments to the xfdf file?

If I copy and paste a comment in a pdf, when I create an xfdf file the copied comment isn't included. Is there a way to add these copied comments to the xfdf file?

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How can I insert a comment into a PDF stream?

I am creating a PDF stream manually (long story, don't ask) and when
debugging the resulting PDF by looking at the raw PDF stream, it would
be really handy if I could tell which parts of the PDF stream came
from which parts of my code, so I was trying to find some way to
insert comments into the PDF stream.
I came up with this:
(my comment here) pop
which I thought would create a string object on the stack and then pop
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the best is to insert screenshot directly in keynote. If it's for a paper version save everything as pdf and compile with "combine pdf".

Low resolution images in .pdf from PowerPoint

I have Acrobat Professional 7.0.3, and MS PowerPoint 2003 SP3. When I convert a presentation into PDF that looks good in PowerPoint, and prints fine from PowerPoint, my image resolution drops and looks awful. It doesn't matter if I use "high quality print," or "press quality." No matter what I do, the images don't look good. These are high resolution images, so that's not the problem.
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BHB

I think so. PowerPoint has a menu item called "Adobe PDF." There are four options, one is "change conversion settings." In that window I set the "conversion settings" to "high quality print." Then I select "Adobe PDF" in PowerPoint again, and this time click on "convert to Adobe PDF." Then a small window called "Acrobat PDFMaker" pops up and does the conversion. The resulting PDF file opens in Acrobat Professional.

Count the number of comments in a PDF file automatically?

Hello O Experts,
My documentation team members use Acrobat and Reader 8, and frequently need to count the number of comments in a PDF file. Is it possible to count the number of comments automatically? We can't find this functionality anywhere, and have to resort to manual counting. Since our PDFs can contain thousands of comments, this is very time-consuming. I've tried searching the Web and these forums, but the words "count" and "comments" are too frequent in other contexts to find anything useful...
Thanks and best regards,
--M.T.

Hi again sypark,
That is a great idea, and it works!
I would actually search on a more unique phrase - for instance, "Subject:" - that definitively occurs a single time per comment. The reason is:
There are many types of comments, not just sticky notes... you have highlights, text deletions, text insertions, replacement text, attachments, callouts, and so on. But each of them has a "Subject:" in the summary.
It's best to avoid searching for the comment names because they differ by language (an important issue when you work with colleagues in multiple countries). For example, the name of the "Highlight" comment type in French is "Texte surligné" - so you'd have to search for the latter term to get an accurate count.
In any case, your method is flexible and allows for easy customization of comment counts. Many thanks for your effective help!
Cheers,
--Michael

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How to convert PDF to PowerPoint? What do i need to purchase

Adobe PDF Pack can do that.
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Hi all,
I would need your help. Now I am participating at a Web Dynpro project and one task is to realize PDF transformation and printing of Web Dynpro forms.
That means we would place a button on the form called "Transform to PDF". If a user push this button in the browser, the page he is seeing has to be transformed into the PDF format and later printed as a normal PDF file.
What is the best way to implement this?
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There is no real alternative for the 'print screen' in WD4A, or the 'print' button (CTRL-P). But what you could do (if there are not too many screens to be printed) is this:
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Can I merge comments from 2 pdfs with Adobe Acrobat online?

Can I merge comments from 2 pdfs with Adobe Acrobat online? If so, how?

Hi gignc,
You can't merge comments using any of the Acrobat.com online services (ExportPDF, Adobe PDF Pack, and so on). But you can with an Acrobat subscription. Please see Adobe Acrobat X Standard * Publish comments from other reviewers from instructions.
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