LibreOffice Impress has a useful feature to export the slides of a presentation to PDF.However, if you have animated images in your slides, these animations are not exported to PDF. This is partly because most types of animations cannot be rendered in PDF as pages.

I usually prepare my talks using powerpoint/openoffice-impress/keynote, where I explaing programs, pseudocodes, etc. Recently I was thinking about creating text-only, code-only and pseudocode-only slides with beamer and then exporting them somehow to powerpoint where I modify them to add figures or some minor details for polishing the presentation, which are usually hard to do with beamer.

[Penerbit Deepublish, Deepublish, Prof. Author by: Eryati Darwin, dkk Languange: id Publisher by: Deepublish Format Available: PDF, ePub, Mobi Total Read: 71 Total Download: 159 File Size: 51,5 Mb Description: Kesehatan merupakan hak asasi manusia dan salah satu unsur kesejahteraan yang harus diwujudkan sesuai dengan citacita bangsa Indonesia sebagaimana dimaksud dalam Pancasila dan Undang-Undang Dasar Negara Republik Indonesia Tahun 1945. Eryati Darwin, PA (K), dkk]. Contoh makalah penelitian.

I googled a bit around and found that beamer can export to PDF or PS but not to powerpoint. I wonder anyway if you know some possibility of conversion from beamer to on-screen editable powerpoint/openoffice-impress/keynote. I think this is a great question.

Of course beamer exports to PDF or PostScript, BUT I have an idea. What if we could use the (xe)latex code to produce slides with the nice beamer header/footer and then use those slides as a kind of template for a presentation in openoffice, keynote, or powerpoint. This means: easy formatting of presentation structure using (xe)latex (with TOC and slide guides in header/footer), plus ability to add media content to slides (for example videos). I do not know how to do this, but if I find out, I will post an answer! – Jul 1 '12 at 11:26.