>You can use the freeware IrfanView - www.irfanview.com - to your advantage, something like this (you don't even need PowerPoint): >
Open the PDF files. >
Take a screenshot (PrintScreen button). >
Cut out the part that interests you. I recommend the freeware IrfanView for this part (select, and press Ctrl-Y). >
Save the image file to a directory. >
Repeat the above for all the images you want to include. >
Also in IrfanView, give the command "File | Slideshow". Select your images, select a few options, and click on "Save as EXE/SCR file". > >(Alternately, you could paste into PowerPoint, and set the options there to advance automatically.) > >HTH, > >Hilma
This is along the lines I was thinking of. I was planning to use SnagIt. Did not know irfanview has a timed viewer/displayer. I'd like to avoid Powerpoint as don't have the time (he did give me short notice) to create hundreds of pages. I have not see the PDF yet but I understand it is big.
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