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>>Not exactly. It would map the PPT transitions to the closest available >>transition supported in PDF. Some are more or less identical, some not >>even close. That's not to fault either - just to point out that apples >>aren't oranges. > > That is true for Acrobat 5, this is NO LONGER true for Acrobat >6. Acro6 now support all of the same transitions as PPT No, not slide transitions. There are a number of them that aren't mapped at all (Flashes, Fly from Bottom/Left/Top/Right) and some of the others are the best PDF approximation of the original PPT transition. PowerPoint's Push Left/Right/etc get mapped to Wipes in PDF; the Diamond/Plus/WheelSpokes/etc effects turn into Box in/out effects in PDF. Again, it's well done, no complaints. I don't expect Acrobat to squeeze applejuice out of oranges. > - including >per-bullet transitions such as fly-ins... When I tested this, it didn't handle that at all, but created a bogus link where the text box I'd applied the flyins to appeared. I'm very curious what the difference between our systems might be that accounts for such differences. ============================================================================= Steve Rindsberg http://www.steverindsberg.com/ To change your subscription: http://www.pdfzone.com/discussions/lists-pdf.html
