Convert Powerpoint to Images 4dots 1.0 Crack + License Key Updated
No matter how popular PowerPoint presentations still are, they require compatible software to be installed on a computer in order to be able to open them.
Convert Powerpoint to Images 4dots can help you bypass this necessity, by converting your presentations to images that you can open using built-in Windows software. This way, each slide can be analyzed separately even by those who do not have Microsoft Office installed on their PC.
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The main window of the application is highly intuitive, so you can operate it even if you are not an expert when it comes to computers.
You need to manually browse to the location of your PowerPoint files (both PPT and PPTX formats are supported) and add them to the list, then specify the destination folder. Alternatively, you can select an entire directory and all compatible files are automatically added.
You can also define a custom range so that only certain slides are converted to images.
Once you are satisfied with the list of source files, you can move on to the next step, that of choosing the target format. You can use Convert Powerpoint to Images 4dots Serial to convert your presentations to PNG, JPG, GIF and BMP.
Additionally, you can set up a naming pattern that should be applied whenever a new conversion is completed. The filename can include details like slide number, document filename, file date or file date and time, and you can create any combination of these macros.
To wrap it up, Convert Powerpoint to Images 4dots can be of great use if you frequently share your PowerPoint presentations with your coworkers or other people who do not have Office installed. This way, they can open the slides without any issues, no matter which image viewer they have on their machines.