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Конвертер PPT в PDF

Сконвертируйте ваши ppt-файлы в pdf онлайн и бесплатно

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• Image
• Document
• Ebook
• Audio
• Archive
• Video
• Presentation
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• Vector
• CAD

• abc
• abw
• csv
• dbk
• djvu
• dng
• doc
• docm
• docx
• erf
• ebm
• ewm
• emw
• gzip
• kwd
• odt
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• rar
• txt
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Как сконвертировать PPT в PDF

Загрузите ppt-файл(ы)

Выберите файлы с компьютера, Google Диска, Dropbox, по ссылке или перетащив их на страницу.

Выберите «в pdf»

Выберите pdf или любой другой формат, который вам нужен (более 200 поддерживаемых форматов)

Загрузите ваш pdf-файл

Позвольте файлу сконвертироваться и вы сразу сможете скачать ваш pdf-файл

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PPT to PDF converter

Convert PPT files to PDF quickly, easily and online

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• Automatic file deletion from the server after one hour
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That’s how easy it is

Select your PPT files to be converted to PDF or drag and drop them into the file box and start the conversion. Then save the result as a PDF on your computer.

PDF converter for PPT files

On this page you can easily convert PPT files into PDFs. PDF24’s online PDF converter also supports some other file formats and can also convert PDF files back to other formats.

Security is important to us

The security of your PPT files is important to us. Your files are no longer than necessary accessible on our server. Your PPT files and results will be completely removed from our system after a short time.

Easy to use

PDF24 makes it as easy and fast as possible to convert PPT to PDF. You don’t need to install or configure anything, just select your PPT files.

Supports your system

To convert PPT files to PDF, there are no special requirements for your system. This tool works under all common operating systems and browsers.

No installation required

You do not need to install any software. The conversion of PPT files is done on our servers. Your system will not be burdened and does not require any special requirements.

How it works

Questions and Answers

How can I convert PPT files to PDF?

1. Use the file selection box to select the PPT files you want to convert to PDF format.
2. Start the conversion of your PPT files by clicking the Convert button.
3. Save the converted PPT files as PDF by using the download button.

Is it secure to use PDF24 Tools?

PDF24 takes the protection of files and data very seriously. We want our users to be able to trust us. Security aspects are therefore a permanent part of our work.

1. All file transfers are encrypted.
2. All files are automatically deleted from the processing server within one hour after processing.
3. We do not store files and do not evaluate them. Files will only be used for the intended purpose.
4. PDF24 is operated by a German company, Geek Software GmbH. All processing servers are located in data centres within the EU.
5. Alternatively, you can get a desktop version of the PDF24 tools with the PDF24 Creator. All files remain on your computer here, as this software works offline.

Can I use PDF24 on a Mac, Linux or Smartphone?

Yes, you can use PDF24 Tools on any system with which you have access to the Internet. Open PDF24 Tools in a web browser such as Chrome and use the tools directly in the web browser. You do not need to install any other software.

You can also install PDF24 as an app on your smartphone. To do so, open the PDF24 Tools in Chrome on your smartphone. Then click on the «Install» icon in the upper right corner of the address bar or add PDF24 to your start screen via the Chrome menu.

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There is an opensource available for converting PowerPoint document (PPT) to Portable Document Format (PDF). And you can find it at http://www.artofsolving.com/opensource/jodconverter.

In this post i will illustrate you how to convert ppt to pdf format and many other formats.

First of all its a java based convertor and converts the following documents.

From (any of)	To (any of)
Text Formats
OpenDocument Text (*.odt) OpenOffice.org 1.0 Text (*.sxw) Rich Text Format (*.rtf) Microsoft Word (*.doc) WordPerfect (*.wpd) Plain Text (*.txt) HTML 1 (*.html)	Portable Document Format (*.pdf) OpenDocument Text (*.odt) OpenOffice.org 1.0 Text (*.sxw) Rich Text Format (*.rtf) Microsoft Word (*.doc) Plain Text (*.txt) HTML 2 (*.html) MediaWiki wikitext (*.wiki)
Spreadsheet Formats
OpenDocument Spreadsheet (*.ods) OpenOffice.org 1.0 Spreadsheet (*.sxc) Microsoft Excel (*.xls) Comma-Separated Values (*.csv) Tab-Separated Values (*.tsv)	Portable Document Format (*.pdf) OpenDocument Spreadsheet (*.ods) OpenOffice.org 1.0 Spreadsheet (*.sxc) Microsoft Excel (*.xls) Comma-Separated Values (*.csv) Tab-Separated Values (*.tsv) HTML 2 (*.html)
Presentation Formats
OpenDocument Presentation (*.odp) OpenOffice.org 1.0 Presentation (*.sxi) Microsoft PowerPoint (*.ppt)	Portable Document Format (*.pdf) Macromedia Flash (*.swf) OpenDocument Presentation (*.odp) OpenOffice.org 1.0 Presentation (*.sxi) Microsoft PowerPoint (*.ppt) HTML 2 (*.html)
Drawing Formats
OpenDocument Drawing (*.odg)	Scalable Vector Graphics (*.svg) Macromedia Flash (*.swf)

JODConverter can be used in many different ways

• As a Java library, embedded in your own Java application
• As a command line tool, possibly invoked from your own scripts
• As a simple web application: upload your input document, select the desired format and download the converted version
• As a web service, invoked from your own application written in your favourite language (.NET, PHP, Python, Ruby, …)

JODConverter is open source software released under the terms of the LGPL and can be downloaded from SourceForge.net.

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Here I will be illustrating how to make it work on a windows platform as I have still done it on windows platform. If anyone needs to install it on linux platform they can got to http://www.artofsolving.com/opensource/jodconverter/guide for more details.

Firstly you will need following softwares that need to be installed on your system.

1. A Java runtime environment version 1.4 or higher
2. OpenOffice.org v2.0.3 or higher; the latest stable version is usually recommended. (StarOffice 8, NeoOffice being based on OpenOffice.org should also work.)
3. Apache-Tomcat server incase you want to make it work as web application.

Install java runtime environment, open office for windows and apache-tomcat (if you want to run it as web application).

Now if you want to use directly from command line, open command line (Start->Run->cmd) and make open office to listen to the 8100 post through command “soffice –accept=”socket,host=localhost,port=8100;urp;StarOffice.ServiceManager””

Then to convert the documents with command you need to download the following file, unpack and execute the jodconverter-cli-2.2.0.jar JAR with java.

To convert a single file, go to the directory or the folder you have unpacked the above file, specify input and output files as parameters

Okay, to make it work as web application please you need to install tomcat-apache. Next download the following file and extract it.

Go to the webapps directory/folder of your apache-tomcat installation. In my case its C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat 6.0\webapps and copy the files

jodconverter-webapp-2.2.1.war and src directory/folder there, rename jodconverter-webapp-2.2.1.war to converter

now start the apache-tomcat server and run the following link http://localhost:8080/converter/.

also to make listening the port 8100 for openoffice you can do the following.

Creating a Windows Service lets you have an OpenOffice.org instance always running as a service and listening for connections. That’s what you usually want to do on a server machine.

Here’s how to create a Windows Service using the SRVANY utility that you can download for free as part of the Resource Kit. (This was done on an XP SP2, YMMV.)

1. OpenOffice.org is already installed and started at least once under the current user

2. Download and install the Windows Server 2003 Resource Kit Tools

4. Create a service named OpenOfficeUnoServer following the instructions above;

Command Prompt>”C:\Program Files\Windows Resource Kits\Tools\Instsrv.exe” OpenOfficeUnoServer “C:\Program Files\Windows Resource Kits\Tools\Srvany.exe”

This will create some registry keys for a new service called “ OpenOfficeUnoServer “.

5. Modify the registry keys
Open the registry editor (use the start/execute/regedit.exe or regedit32.exe) and locate the following registry key:

Create a subkey named “Parameters” and create two string values (update the paths to your local settings):

• Application , with a value of C:\Program Files \OpenOffice. org 2.2\program\soffice.exe (the path of ‘soffice.exe’)
• AppParameters , with a value of -headless -accept=socket,port=8100;urp;StarOffice.ServiceManager

6. From Control Panel / Administrative Tools / Services open the Properties for the new service and change the Log On account to be Local Service which is a more secure option than SYSTEM

7. If we stop here the service will start but not actually work. That’s because the service runs as a special account and OpenOffice.org will try to show the license agreement dialog as if it was a new user instead of starting the application. To avoid this, you need to edit share\registry\data\org\openoffice\Setup.xcu (it’s an XML file) inside the OpenOffice.org installation directory and replace this bit.

with this other one (ideally you should replace the date with the one when you accepted the license)

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How to convert .ppt to pdf

I tried libreoffice, but it doesn’t work. Any other idea

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in a terminal window and it’ll tell you what version, if any, you’ve got installed.

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Anybody knows another way to convert to pdf?

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Did you have any success with the suggestions above?

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Re: How to convert .ppt to pdf

Open the document in LibreOffice. Flip through all of the slides to make sure they are readable and not scrambled or otherwise mangled. Then click Print—>Print-to-File or Print-to-PDF. Otherwise go to File—>Export to PDF.

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Convert MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) to PDF on Linux

To convert an MS Office file to a PDF document without any external third party dependencies.

Convert MS Office files to PDF
Full sample code which illustrates how to convert MS Office files (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) to PDF.

Additional font resources

The converter will attempt to make use of any fonts installed on the system. Fonts (or alternatives) can also be provided as described below.

Self serving substitute fonts faq
A more detailed faq guide about creating substitute web fonts set when a font is not embedded in the document or available on the system.

Self serve font package
A curated package of fonts with great coverage of widely used font files. Simply extract and pass the path to the API above.

User-provided .docx resource document (optional)

The converter can produce good results with no user-supplied fonts at all, but for the highest conversion quality, fonts can be provided in a .docx resource document. This document must be named pdftron_convert_resources.docx and can reside in either in the resource directory (use PDFNet.AddResourceSearchPath() to set this value), or at some arbitrary location, specified in the conversion options (set via OfficeToPDFOptions.SetResourceDocPath()). The file should have all the required fonts embedded within it (you can create a file like this by checking the «embed fonts in the file» option from the «Save» preferences within Word )

PDFTron-provided fallback font data (required)

If no appropriate fonts are found on the system or in a resource .docx, then the converter will need to use it’s own fallback font data. On desktop/server, this data is built into the library and will be automatically used. On mobile, the data is not part of the binary, but is included in the SDK package as a separate resource file: pdftron_layout_resources.plugin . This file can either be placed in the resource directory (set via PDFNet.AddResourceSearchPath()), or in some arbitrary location, specified in the conversion options.

When the conversion routine is able to find a matching font, it will embed that font in the resulting PDF. Otherwise, the converter will attempt to embed one of the PDF base 14 fonts if there is a close enough match, and failing that, will not embed the font at all.

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