Transfering photos from an Adobe pdf file

They were sent to me via email and they were opened in one file via Neo Office.I then created an adobe file with them would now like to share them in facebook and a forum i visit but cant figure out how.I thought if i transferred them into my iPhoto library i could go on from there so I clicked "add to library" A finder window pops up but I dont know where where i can find them there.Can someone advise me please? thanks!

the file is called Beaute_Sauvage.pps.-NeoOffice impress.it originated from a MS power point show file that was sent to me and I dont have any MS Office software so NeoOffice took its place
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