Many PPT and PPTX slide files are converted into XPS format in batch in a short time.


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When there are formal contents such as contracts and reports in Power Point slides, it is the best choice to convert to XPS format in order to prevent tampering and keep the text, images and typesetting effects intact, while ensuring consistent display in different versions or old systems. The XPS format is Windows natively supported and can be viewed and printed even without additional software. The following describes how to batch convert a large number of slides in PPT, PPTX and other formats to Microsoft's XPS format.

1. Use Scenarios

when there are multiple PPT and PPTX slide files to be distributed, we can batch convert them into XPS format developed by Microsoft in order to ensure that the locked content layout is not tampered with or can be viewed and browsed on devices without downloading PowerPoint.

2. Effect preview

before treatment:

image-Many PPT and PPTX slide files are converted into XPS format in batch in a short time.

after treatment:

image-Many PPT and PPTX slide files are converted into XPS format in batch in a short time.

3. Operation steps

open 【HeSoft Doc Batch Tool], select [PowerPoint Tools]-[Convert PowerPoint to XPS]].

image-Many PPT and PPTX slide files are converted into XPS format in batch in a short time.

[Add File] Add single or multiple PowerPoint slide files that need to be converted to XPS format.

[Import File from Folder] Import all PowerPoint slide files in the selected folder.

You can view the imported files below.

image-Many PPT and PPTX slide files are converted into XPS format in batch in a short time.

When the process is complete, click Save Location to view the converted XPS format file.

image-Many PPT and PPTX slide files are converted into XPS format in batch in a short time.

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