In our daily study or work, we sometimes have to use slides for presentations using PowerPoint 2007. For example, a student shows his thesis to teachers, a teacher presents his teaching contents or a manager does a work-plan report. However, much useful information is preserved in PDF files. So, in order to make a PowerPoint presentation, we need to insert PDF files into slides. Here are the three ways to insert PDF to PowerPoint 2007.

1. Copy and Paste using PDF Reader
Take Adobe Reader for example, here are the steps:

Step 1: Open PDF file in pre-installed Adobe Reader, click the Camera icon and select contents area, then press Ctrl+C to copy them.
Step 2: Open PowerPoint 2007 and pressCtrl+V to paste the contents in it.

Pros: an easy way to insert images from PDF to PowerPoint 2007
Cons: cannot edit the contents; encrypted files are not allowed in this way.

2. Insert Object using PowerPoint 2007

Step 1: Launch PowerPoint 2007 and click on the Insert ribbon.
Step 2: Click the Object button. The first open in the dialog should be Adobe Acrobat Document, if you have Adobe Reader installed previously.
Step 3: Click OK and get the open dialog box to choose the PDF file you want to insert. Browse to it and click OK. Adobe Reader will open, then click on File ribbon and choose “Exit and return to Presentation_Name”. Then you will see your PDF document inserted into the current slide.
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