![]() ![]() It says here that going through Keynote seems to work, but I'm already using PPT in a VM inside Linux-bringing in another OS would really be overkill.ĭoes anyone have any other hints? The result should look like the original PDF and it should be editable, but it's alright if for example text is converted to curves or so. When converting text to curves, most of the graphics look ok, however transparency doesn't seem to be handled correctly and it's still a lot of work inserting one WMF after another. The best results I get with pdf2picture, which can convert PDFs into WMF or EWMF files which can be inserted into PPT slides. My co-author from the Accounting Department always insists on using PowerPoint because, as she says, it is the substance and content. Most will screw up the text and/or the graphics, or simply convert the whole thing into a number of (low-resolution) bitmaps which are included in a PPT. He wants me to "generate or convert to PowerPoint." I've tried different online and offline products like `Okto all to PowerPoint', TotalPDFConverter, and free-pdf-to-ppt-converter, but none of them quite cut it. Its not exactly doable because of a fundamental mismatch in LaTeXs design and what Google Slides (and other mainstream presentation software wants).
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