I did it by:
1) converting LibreOffice to PPT
2) Open the PPT with PowerPoint
3) The pages that didn't convert properly:
a) delete the complete page in PowerPoint,
b) cut & paste the complete page from LibreOffice-Impress to
PowerPoint.
4) All look OK now
Michel-André
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Le 2013-07-20 14:32, Naveen Goswamy a écrit :
Can someone help me to RELIABLY convert a pdf (or an odp) document into ppt? I
am at a conference, and all they accept is ppt. Alternatively, if someone can
convert this for me, without mangling it, I would be most grateful.
here is the pdf
http://db.tt/jIGVvW2R
here is the odp (libreoffice)
http://db.tt/s1kPRmui
I've tried:
1. using libreoffice to save as ppt: that ended up with all sorts of formatting
issues
2. generating a pdf from libreoffice and using a free online pdf to ppt
generator: that was even worse.
3. I haven't tried to convert it using adobe acrobat pro XI, if someone has a
license for that, please try and let me know if it works. I'm not sure it
exists in windows
4. I haven't tried opening the odp with ppt, but I don't expect that to work
much better than saving as ppt from libreoffice
For now, I have a pdf and odp, and they only accept ppt. So sad.
I have only a couple hours to figure this out! Its so hard to be a dedicated
linux user, even in 2013.
Thanks for the LUG,
Naveen
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