Which best compares and contrasts broadcasting a slide show and sending the presentation as a PDF?

Both allow for sharing of a presentation; however, broadcasting requires no specialized software to view, whereas a PDF requires Acrobat Reader.

Both require an Internet connection; however, a PDF requires no specialized software to view, whereas a broadcast requires Acrobat Reader.

Both allow for the entire presentation to be edited; however, aspects of the original may be lost in a PDF.

Both show transitions as a fade; however, a PDF has all of the content from the original document.

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Maritza Mosley

Computers & Technology

26 February, 03:15

Which best compares and contrasts broadcasting a slide show and sending the presentation as a PDF?

Both allow for sharing of a presentation; however, broadcasting requires no specialized software to view, whereas a PDF requires Acrobat Reader.

Both require an Internet connection; however, a PDF requires no specialized software to view, whereas a broadcast requires Acrobat Reader.

Both allow for the entire presentation to be edited; however, aspects of the original may be lost in a PDF.

Both show transitions as a fade; however, a PDF has all of the content from the original document.

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Winston Kaufman · Answer 1

The answer is (Both require an Internet connection; however, a PDF requires no specialized software to view, whereas a broadcast requires Acrobat Reader.)