Develop into PPT to PDF

Hey, this is Taylor with three techniques for how to convert PowerPoint to pdf natively from within Microsoft PowerPoint, so no third party software websites or add-ins required. And most importantly, and this is a big one, as no one else is covering this, I'm going to show you what kind of content you'll lose in the PPT to PDF conversion process. All right? Not everything in your PowerPoint presentation, will properly convert to a PDF. That's why it's important to be aware of what you'll need to spot check in your presentation before you do the conversion process, to make sure you don't lose any important information. Now the two main benefits for converting PPT to PDF are number one, it decreases the size of your presentation so you can more easily email or share your slides with other people. For example, I took an 11.4 megabyte PowerPoint file which was too big to email and it converted down into just 3.4 megabytes as a PDF file. That's one third the size of the original presentation, which obviously makes it a lot easier to share with other people. And the second benefit is it protects your slides so that...