Also if you're reporting a bug or documentation error, the product team are the only people who can do anything about it.Īll the mobile apps connect to the same servers the 'desktop' system uses, so CreatePDF for iOS uploads your files to and downloads the result, it's only the app UI that's different (since we can't run Flash on iOS you can't browse to the web-based version, hence the app).

Much as we'd like to be able to answer all your questions, we don't get free devices or subscriptions to use for testing and demos - so in many cases to check out a feature on (especially via the mobile apps) actually costs us money.

Nobody on here has access behind the scenes of the SaaS offering, we're normal users just like you are - as you've discovered for pretty much every question all we can do is point you towards the places the product team hang out, namely the U2U forums.

Software-as-a-Service offerings from are a different thing entirely, hence we don't have any forums for CreatePDF, FormsCentral, etc. those are what this forum topic is meant to discuss. Let me jump over to desktop, but if you choose other formats like say, pdf or some other ones, you can only export the entire thing.Applications such as Adobe Reader for Mobile are part of the Acrobat Family, and hence something we directly cover in the AUC forums, Learning Center, etc. Go to the File menu, choose Export and as we saw before, you could choose either every slide or just the current slide only for some of these formats. How do we get the text out? Well you could always copy and paste as well, if you just want to get some text out, but I think more likely, if you're trying to redo a PowerPoint presentation in another app, I'm assuming it's going to be something like InDesign, it would be easier just to get all of the text out in one file and then you could just import that entire file and cut and paste as necessary or do whatever kind of formatting you want to it and luckily, there's a really fast and easy way that not a lot of people know about and that is our friend the Export command. Okay now we know how to get all of the images out of a PowerPoint file.

Indd to pptx