PDF Presentation Pilot

Nowadays, data comes from many sources and on a large scale, which makes it difficult to structure the information in a correct and simple manner. Everyone uses Microsoft PowerPoint to make general or more sophisticated presentations for school or work.

However, some prefer less complicated tools, like PDF Presentation Pilot, which come only with the necessary elements to create such projects, fast and easy. In addition to the swift installation, the app needs .NET Framework present on the computer to run smoothly.

The layout is approachable and neatly structured, displaying a standard toolbar with quick commands, and the working area, occupying most of the space. Once the setup is completed, you have the option to run an example, to get accustomed with how the app works.

By pressing the New button a few times generates multiple slides, whose number is displayed in the upper part of the window, along with navigational controls, like first, last, next, and back. Sadly, the slide's background can't be customized at all. While the overall design, may not look that impressive, it fulfills its purpose.

Regarding the elements you can choose from, the options are few. You can insert geometrical shapes, like ellipse, line, or rectangle, text, over the forms, and images (e.g. BMP, JPG, JPEG, GIF, PNG). Items can be easily organized, by moving and resizing them, and brought to the front or sent to the back. The output is saved as PDF file and to any location on the computer.

The bottom line is that PDF Presentation Pilot is a useful and accessible program that comes in handy only for those who want an uncomplicated and straightforward tool to create custom presentations for their school project or work.