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Cite <blockquote cite='http://usapetal.net/wpmu/petal/2008/09/25/one-more-thing-on-ppt-to-pdf/#1'>In all of the hullabaloo about converting PPT to PDF over the last couple of weeks, I received several recommendations from people about free plug-ins that will do that for you.</blockquote> Permalink:
1 In all of the hullabaloo about converting PPT to PDF over the last couple of weeks, I received several recommendations from people about free plug-ins that will do that for you.

Cite <blockquote cite='http://usapetal.net/wpmu/petal/2008/09/25/one-more-thing-on-ppt-to-pdf/#2'>Of the ones I’ve seen, the best one is PrimoPDF.  When you install it, it simply becomes a choice in your printers list.  So to convert a slideshow (or just about any other type of file) to a PDF, you just “print” it with PrimoPDF as your printer.</blockquote> Permalink:
2 Of the ones I’ve seen, the best one is PrimoPDF.  When you install it, it simply becomes a choice in your printers list.  So to convert a slideshow (or just about any other type of file) to a PDF, you just “print” it with PrimoPDF as your printer.

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