Author Archives: Alcrus

Hot fix contains:

• Fixed: Reading TextHolders. In some cases Aspose.Slides couldn’t read text inside TextHolder.
  

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Hot fix contains:

• Fixed: Tiny size of OLE objects on cloned slide after updating object.
• Fixed: Removed Russian characters in the template files so it doesn’t appear on presentations or slides created from scratch anymore.
• Fixed: Read/write/clone slides (probably with support of right-to-left writing).
  

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Hot fix contains:

• Fixed: Creating connectors on a slide if presentation doesn’t contain any yet.
• Changed: Default style of curve connector.
• “Creating Connectors” chapter in the Programmer’s Guide.
  

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Dear Customers,

We have released Aspose.Slides for .NET 2.6.0.0.
This release includes changes made in 2.5.* hot fixes and new features:

• New: Reading, creating and rendering connectors.
• New: Rendering only selected shapes on a slide thumbnail.

Code examples will be added to the programmer’s guide.
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Hot fix contains:

• Fixed: Reading and rendering text with empty lines.
• Fixed: Reading default text properties in TextHolders.
• Replaced template presentations used to create slides and presentations from scratch.
  

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Hot fix contains:

• New: Correct cloning MainMaster slides to a new presentation with saving all text formatting.
• New: Reduced memory using on loading images from ppt.
• New: Implemented images clipping on export to PDF.
  
• Fixed: Negative images clipping on export to SVG.
  

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Hot fix contains:

• New: Support for PowerPoint 2007 PPT (not PPTX) format.
• New: Optimization of presentations created by PowerPoint 2007 by size. PP2007 creates ppt files and doubles all information in 2 formats (normal ppt and embedded xml) so ppt files have large size if compare it with ppt created with PP2000 – 2003. Aspose.Slides delete all unnecessary xml information and can reduce file size up to 3 times.
• New: Correct cloning MainMaster slides to a new presentation with saving

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