Batch PPT To PDF Converter 2009.1.1113.1131

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Batch PPT TO PDF Converter is a PowerPoint PPT/PPTX to PDF Batch Converter can convert PowerPoint PPT(X) to PDF (Portable Document Format) easily. Batch PPT TO PDF Converter supports powerful search for lots of files. A PDF publisher for PowerPoint. Batch PPT TO PDF Converter supports project and command line. Batch PPT TO PDF Converter has a friendly GUI so it is used very easily. Batch PPT TO PDF Converter Drag and Explorer Context supported. Batch PPT TO PDF Converter supports a efficient Multi-Thread conversion engine. So you could control the conversion action very easily. You can stop or pause and continue it in any time. You can save your conversion work in a project file (.batch-ppt2pdf) for re-use. You can run the batch-ppt2pdf project in Microsoft Windows Explorer or command line directly.

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