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PowerPoint Conversion, PowerPoint to DVD , PowerPoint to Video ,PowerPoint to Flash , PowerPoint to PDF, PowerPoint to YouTube, PowerPoint to iPod, PowerPoint to iPone, PowerPoint to webpage, PowerPoint to Blog, PowerPoint security, sound issues in powerpoint. PowerPoint Tutorials and Tips

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Working for PowerPoint conversion software , PowerPoint to DVD, PowerPoint to Video, PowerPoint to flash etc

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ASP

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How to burn PowerPoint to DVD step by step

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Wuhan University

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Microsoft PowerPoint - Certificate

Expert: Zell Hunter - 6/11/2009

Question
I have a certificate in pdf (not created in pdf originally). I need to be able to change the name and date. Can I bring it into powerpoint and do that?
If not, can powerpoint be used to make a certificate with a watermark on it?

Answer
I am afraid that you need a PDF to PPT or PPT to Word converter to convert it to PPT or Word and then edit it. Maybe you can Google PDF to PPT or PPT to Word to find such converter to empower you.
Or you may try this free beta version which is not good enough at present. http://www.allpdftools.com/pdf-to-word-converter.html
After editing it, you can save it back to PDF with some free methods.
http://www.allpdftools.com/pdf-tips/free-ways-convert-printable-files-to-pdf.htm...

Or, if you have Adobe Acrobat, you can edit it directly.
Or you may try some other PDF editor to have a try.http://www.allpdftools.com/pdf-editor.html

I am sorry that it is out of my experience. Hope it inspires you.

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