Can I do a PowerPoint presentation using an iPad?

Viewing PowerPoint presentations on an iPad is great for clients and colleagues, as they can easily view your work. It’s also perfect if you want to show off some of the more complex ideas in your presentation without having them scroll through all those slides!

As seen above there are many ways that one could go about viewing their documents stored within Microsoft Word or Excel formats – but what about Powerpoint? Fortunately, this problem has been solved by Apple itself with its native support allowing users access via wifi networks (or cellular) following installation updates from the iTunes store later down…

Convert PowerPoint to HTML5 

To convert a SmartArt graphic to text, right-click on it and select “Convert To Text.” Your document will now have all the information you need for those pesky colleagues not able enough with their PowerPoint skills can understand what is going down!

Pros

• The iSpring Mini takes care of adapting high-res images for the best performance on retina displays. The text is saved in a vector format which keeps edges razor-sharp even if you magnify it!

• iSpring is the best solution for converting PowerPoint presentations into HTML5 with all of its animations and transitions intact. The app supports audio, video, or interactivity in your presentation so you can share it on social media right away!
• Presentations in HTML5 can be easily placed on a webpage and delivered to more people across the globe with iPads, iPhones, or other iOS devices.

Cons

• HTML5 files generated with iSpring have built-in protection options which effectively prevent content from unauthorized copying.

Convert PowerPoint to video to play it on iPads

iSpring Converter Pro makes it easy to convert PowerPoint presentations so they can be shared on YouTube. The software provides a straightforward, user-friendly experience with no hassles or difficulties – just start your download today!

Pros

• The playback of your presentation will be like a movie. The animations and transitions are saved in video format, so you can still enjoy all those cool effects without having to click on each slide!
• The interactivity of a presentation is lost once it has been converted to video. All trigger animations and hyperlinks will play on the slide, but anything else that requires user input like mouse clicks or button presses won’t work anymore because there’s no way for them to receive any feedback from you in real-time!

Cons

• The problem with video conversion is that it can’t handle custom navigation scenarios. If you use PowerPoint or any other program for creating presentations, all these intricate features will be lost when turned into a movie!
• The good news is that you can reduce the file size of your presentation after converting it to a video. The bad? Well, depending on what type of program or software was used for creating your original document – like PowerPoint — this could lead not only increase in sizes but also to a decrease in quality with smaller file size limits than before!

Turn your slides into pictures

The most popular presentation service SlideShare converts your PPT presentations into a set of pictures. iPads can easily display images. This setup is great if your presentation is mostly charts, tables, or photos.

Pros

• Your slides will look crystal clear with the highest quality graphics of your presentation.
• You can control your slideshow pace by pausing at the important slides and moving through others faster.

Cons

• No animation, audio, or video: Your presentation is turned into a set of static pictures. This shouldn’t be much trouble if you’re only concerned about the graphic content in your slideshows!
• You can have as many separate files for your slides, and it doesn’t need to be a single PowerPoint file.

 Create a . PDF file

The iPad is a great way to view your presentation on the go. It supports .pdf files just fine, so if you only care about what’s happening graphically in terms of content then this could be an option for ya!

You can use PowerPoint to create a .pdf copy of your presentation slides. This is available in the latest versions (PPT 2007 with SP2, PPT 2010 and 2013) for free or as part of premium suites such as Office 365

The conversion process takes place automatically when you save it on disk; all that’s left up to us afterward will be printing out what we want!

Conclusion

PowerPoint is a great tool for sharing your work with the world, but if you want to take advantage of all its features and avoid conversion headaches then it’s best viewed on an HTML5-enabled device. This will allow users access without sacrificing their interactivity or original look which makes professional authoring easier than ever before!

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