How do I convert a PDF of a ppt slide handout to a regular ppt?

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i have pdf of powerpoint presentation, handout format, 4 slides per page. want convert normal powerpoint presentation 1 slide per slide. however, when save ppt, creates presentation each slide has 4 "slides" on it, handout.

acrobat xi pro can export pdf page content (as-is) powerpoint file.

what you've observed demonstrates eh.

acrobat cannot format powerpoint file format (or other file formats matter).

any / editing or manipulation of powerpoint file must done ms powerpoint.

 

be well...



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