More about making PDFs here and about making PDFs from PowerPoint here How can I make Acrobat PDFs from PowerPoint?
PDFs can also include embedded fonts, meaning that it’s easier to ensure that your presentation’s appearance doesn’t change depending on what fonts are available on the system where it’s viewed. Acrobat files can be very compact if created properly. The free Reader for PDF files is probably already installed on many more computers than the PowerPoint viewer, so that’s one less issue to contend with when you distribute your presentations. Reader is available for download from Adobe’s web site PDFs support page-to-page transitions but not animation, so all of your animations in PowerPoint will be lost when you convert to PDF. PDFs support hyperlinks, but most methods of making PDFs don’t translate all of PowerPoint’s links and other interactive features into PDF. If you need to preserve as many of these features as possible, use our PPTools Prep4PDF add-in See PowerPoint vs. Acrobat for a comparison of the two programs as presentation distribution methods. Distribute an AVI movie of your
