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Convert PowerPoint PPT/PPTX to JPG Images in C#
There could be various scenarios when you need to convert PowerPoint PPT or PPTX to JPG images. For example, you may need to slide show the PPT/PPTX presentation in read-only mode within your application or you may want to generate the thumbnail for every slide of the PowerPoint presentation and etc. In order to automate PowerPoint to JPG conversion, I’ll show you how to convert PPT or PPTX slides to JPG images programmatically in C# .NET.
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Convert PowerPoint to PDF using Java – PPT to PDF or PPTX to PDF Conversion
PDF (Portable Document Format) has become the most widely and commonly used digital document format. Since PDF format owns the fixed layout, most of the documents are converted to PDF before they are shared. Among the various document conversions to PDF format, PowerPoint to PDF conversion is a popular use case and there should be an automated and time-saving solution to avoid manual conversions specifically when you have to convert a bunch of PowerPoint presentations to PDF. Keeping this in … Continue Reading
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Create Sunburst and Treemap Charts in PowerPoint Presentations using Java
The Sunburst charts are used to visually represent the hierarchical data structures in the form of multiple rings where each ring represents a level in the hierarchy. The Treemap is another type of chart to represent the hierarchical data to compare proportions within the hierarchy. Aspose.Slides for Java provides easy ways to create Sunburst and Treemap charts in PowerPoint presentations in Java. In the latest release, we have extended this feature and now along with creating Sunburst and … Continue Reading
Set Prompt Text in PowerPoint Presentations using C++
Hello readers! I am grateful to share the release announcement for v19.10 of Aspose.Slides for C++. We have included the support for exciting new features, which include support for using Font FallBack and Prompt Text setting inside presentation files generated using Aspose.Slides.
Set Prompt Text in a Placeholder in PowerPoint PPT
A Prompt Text is a content that shows up in a content field when it is the first load however that disappears when a client begins composing into … Continue Reading
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Use for Font FallBack and Prompt Text using Aspose.Slides for .NET and Java
Hello readers! I am grateful to share the release announcement for v19.10 of Aspose.Slides for .NET and Java. We have included the support for exciting new features, which include support for using Font FallBack and Prompt Text setting inside presentation files generated using Aspose.Slides.
Support For Font FallBack
Almost for all symbols of Unicode characters, a reserve typeface is used that we can call Font Fallback. If any Unicode character is used in any application by selecting a particular font … Continue Reading
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Manage Paragraph with Custom Numbered List in PowerPoint using C#
Here comes new release of Aspose.Slides for .NET and Java, which has been enriched with new features. It can now support managing paragraphs with custom numbered list. For this purpose, NumberedBulletStartWith property has been introduced in IBulletFormat.
In order to add a custom number list inside a paragraph, you first need to access the slide and add an auto shape. Then, you have to access the respective TextFrame of the shape and remove the default paragraph in that. You then … Continue Reading
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Manage Paragraph with Custom Numbered List in Word Documents using C++
Here we have a new release of Aspose.Slides for C++ 19.9, which has been enriched with new features. It can now support managing paragraph with custom numbered list. For this purpose, NumberedBulletStartWith property has been added to IBulletFormat.
In order to add a custom number list inside a paragraph, you first need to access the slide and add an auto shape. Then, you have to access the respective TextFrame of the shape and remove the default paragraph in that. Then … Continue Reading
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Enhanced PowerPoint Shapes Capabilities using Aspose.Slides for .NET, Java and C++
Here comes new release of Aspose.Slides 19.8 for .NET, Java and C++, which contains a lot of new features. In this blog, we will explore different enhanced features improving PowerPoint shapes capabilities. The shapes in a presentation could be distinguished by the Alternative Text or Shape Name property. The Alternative Text property can be read or set by using Aspose.Slides as well as Microsoft PowerPoint. By using this property, one can tag a shape and can perform different operations; such … Continue Reading
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Use Advanced MSO Chart Features in PowerPoint Presentations in C# or Java
Hi guys! In today’s blog, I would like to share my experience after using the latest Aspose.Slides 19.7 which has been enriched with improved chart manipulation features. The best thing about Aspose.Slides is that it has a monthly release where .NET, Java, Android via Java, and C++ based APIs are published together. So, what’s available in .NET based API is also available for Java, Android via Java and C++ based APIs. This way the users feels comfortable with API they … Continue Reading
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Work with Morph Transition in PowerPoint Presentations
Aspose.Slides now supports the Morph Transition. It allows you to create a seamless object animation from one slide to the next. This feature is introduced in PowerPoint 2019. You can use this feature to animate text, shapes, pictures, SmartArt, WordArt, and charts.
Note: Morph is supported in PowerPoint 2019 and Office 365 and as a transition, it is located in the Transition menu inside of the ribbon.
With Morph, no longer need to … Continue Reading