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I wanted to see if there was something native to Powerpoint I could use. Looks as though the GitHub option above offers the closest thing. Let me check this out.
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I wanted to see if there was something native to Powerpoint I could use. Looks as though the GitHub option above offers the closest thing. Let me check this out.

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I had a look at these...do you know of anything that can save Transitions rather than Animations to a PDF in Powerpoint?
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I had a look at these...do you know of anything that can save Transitions rather than Animations to a PDF in Powerpoint?

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Turns out that there is an answer to it but requires the use of &nbsp;third party software.
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Turns out that there is an answer to it but requires the use of  third party software.

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My answer to the question above as posed me is NO because PDFs are not designed to do this. However, I am very open to being proved wrong.. :-) Can a Powerpoint presentation be saved as a PDF in a way that it retains the transition and animation effects? If so, how. Thanks.
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My answer to the question above as posed me is NO because PDFs are not designed to do this. However, I am very open to being proved wrong.. :-) Can a Powerpoint presentation be saved as a PDF in a way that it retains the transition and animation effects? If so, how. Thanks.

Can transition/animations effects be captured in a PDF document

PowerPoint is a slide show presentation program currently developed by Microsoft. PowerPoint presentations consist of a number of individual pages or "slides" that may contain text, graphics, sound, movies, and other objects, which may be arranged freely. The presentation can be printed, displayed live on a computer, or navigated through at the command of the presenter. Slides can also form the basis of webcasts.