Website: https://www.pdfzilla.com/batch_ppt_to_pdf_converter.html
Download: BatchPPTToPDFConverterPRO-1.0.2-gotd.zip – mirror
Registration Key: 885QC-VTY12-9CPZ0-JMSE1
Batch PPT To PDF Converter from PDFZilla is a software tool designed to convert multiple PowerPoint presentations (PPT, PPTX, ODP formats) into PDF files in a single batch. Here's a breakdown of its functionalities and some additional points to consider:
Functionalities:
Batch Conversion: Convert numerous PowerPoint presentations into PDFs at once, saving you time compared to converting them individually.
Multiple Format Support: Supports converting PPT, PPTX, and ODP files (OpenDocument Presentation) to PDF.
Security and Customization: (Depending on the version)
May offer password protection and permission restrictions for the converted PDFs.
May allow you to set the output PDF page size (e.g., A4, Letter).
Things to Consider:
Free Alternatives: There are free online tools and software options that can also convert PPT presentations to PDF, though they might lack batch processing or advanced features. Here are a few examples:
Online converters:
https://smallpdf.com/blog?type=how-to&tool=ppt-to-pdf
https://www.sejda.com/word-to-pdf
Free software:
Apache OpenOffice (with its included Draw program): [https://www.openoffice.org/]
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Installs, registers and runs under Vista 32bit and 64bit not just Windows 7 and above only. Does not support digital signature creation or signing the resultant PDF file with a pre-created digital signature file.
The OWNER password support is only a subset of the normally available options and the USER password (called open password in this program) encryption is not configurable to any of the supported ciphers in the PDF specification.
Hmm odd I just added an “open password” and it prompted me to open the pdf file but the reader reported the document had restricted rights (which I did not set!)
Change document:,Document Assembly:, Page Extraction:, Commenting:, Fill form fields:, Sign Digital Signatures:, Creation of template pages: all NOT ALLOWED.
Printing:, Content copying or extraction:, Content Extraction for accessibility: all ALLOWED
lifetime license, no free updates