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2. Save PowerPoint presentations as PDF files - Microsoft Support

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   You can export your presentation as a PDF file by going to File > Export. Both methods do the same thing, so you can choose whichever you're more familiar with when you want to create a PDF version of your presentation.

3. Edit or make changes to a PDF file - Microsoft Support

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   To convert a PDF and edit it in Word, check out Edit PDF content in Word. Or use a third-party PDF converter tool to import your PDF into an Office file format, make your changes, and then save the file in PDF format again.

4. Insert PDF file content into a PowerPoint presentation

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   Save PowerPoint presentations as PDF files. Insert a screenshot or screen clipping. Insert PDF content into your presentation either as a picture that shows on your slide, or as a document that you can open during your slide show.

5. Add a PDF to your Office file - Microsoft Support

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   See how to insert a file in PDF format into your Office file as an attachment. You can resize the object, but you can’t edit it after you insert it. You’ll need to have Adobe Acrobat or Abode Reader installed to see or read PDF files.

6. Export a presentation - Microsoft Support

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   File > Export helps you change your presentation into a different format, such as PDF, video, or Word-based handouts. All these options are covered below.

7. Create accessible PDFs - Microsoft Support

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   Add accessibility tags to PDF files to make sure that people who use screen readers and other assistive technologies can read and navigate a document with Tables of Contents, hyperlinks, bookmarks, alt text, and so on.