PDF Presentation from PowerPoint

I've created a presentation in PowerPoint and converted it to a PDF. When I try to use the PDF as a presentation my remote for the projector will not work. Is there a setting in Acrobat Pro that can change this or a Javascript?

Open your presentation in PowerPoint go to Print menu (at least in Mac version) look for PDF eith click the button or click and hold and choose desired type of PDF.
Acrobat X
Mac OSX 4 through 7.x
See this: http://screencast.com/t/2tlWuyxBXZBa

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Yes this sounds interesting. Can I update to that from the PDF Export I have just renewed? How much would that cost?
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