#OPENOFFICE PDF EXPORT LOCATION PDF#

I would really like to be able to have latex generated templates for my Keynote presentations. I will continue to seek an open-source alternative. My original post (which is most likely obsolete): In your TeX editor, add the number of frames you have in powerpoint.

#OPENOFFICE PDF EXPORT LOCATION PDF#

You will have to coordinate the orientation of these text fields and your pdf slides, such that it is aesthetically pleasing. Practical Usage: Create your presentation in Powerpoint, using text-only slides (titles in your tex code) or title-text slides (titles not included in tex code). UPDATE 2: Ben Waldie helped me move the picture (beamer slides/individual pdf 'images') to the back, such that the beamer slides do not cover an text boxes in Powerpoint. Set theIncrementValue to theIncrementValue + 1 Z order myPic z order position send shape to back-tip from Ben Waldie Make new slide at end of active presentation with properties -makes pictures full sized Set picFolder to every file in folder (choose folder) Use AppleScript to add each separate PDF file into an individual slide (see below NOTE: original code from ).Use Automator to each page of PDF into separate PDF Files.Purpose: If you want to create your background, header, and footer in (Xe)Latex, like this:īut you still would like to edit the content in PowerPoint (or whatever you have), you could use this solution.įor this you will need a Mac with OS X (Automator and AppleScript needed). I have a partial solution for exporting beamer slides to PowerPoint

Openoffice pdf export location