powerpoint-2010

问题 I have task to copy one slide to multiple ppt presentations. All ppts are in same folder. I don't have an idea how to start. So far I have change some simple stuff with VBA as changing font, title etc. Anybody can help me? Thanks in advance 回答1: I found this VBA code that may help you get started. This will copy all of the slides from the first presentation to a second presentation using a loop. You can modify the code to copy a single slide and then past into multiple presentations with the

问题 I have task to copy one slide to multiple ppt presentations. All ppts are in same folder. I don't have an idea how to start. So far I have change some simple stuff with VBA as changing font, title etc. Anybody can help me? Thanks in advance 回答1: I found this VBA code that may help you get started. This will copy all of the slides from the first presentation to a second presentation using a loop. You can modify the code to copy a single slide and then past into multiple presentations with the

问题 Hi I'am a Newbee in the world of PowerPoint VBA and hope my english is not too bad: I have to solve the following problem in PowerPoint 2010: First I change into the 16:9 widescreen format, then I go through to every picture which are now too big and change with size-dialog box from the picture only by clicking the up and down arrow for scaling height. The picture will be in the right form which I used before in the 4:3 presentation. That is easy but not if you have to change more then 100 of

问题 I am trying to select a slide by name. I have added a title via the outline. below is the code that is not working. "item Idaho not found in the slide collection" ActivePresentation.Slides("Idaho").Select 回答1: The slide's name and the text in the title placeholder nave nothing to do with one another. Unless you've renamed it, the first slide in the presentation will be named "Slide1", the second "Slide2" and so on. If you specifically need a way to locate the slide whose title text = "Idaho",

问题 I have created an application level Add-in for PowerPoint 2010/2013 using C# VSTO. The add-in is installed from msi installer file. The problem is that after I uninstall the add-in from the control panel and open a new PowerPoint presentation, the ribbon tab is still visible with all the functionalities correctly working. To remove the tab I have to do either of the following two things: Remove the add-in from the COM Add-ins list from the PowerPoint Developer tab. End the running instance of

问题 I am currently creating a document that will take the format and text from a MS Word document and paste it into a text box in a PowerPoint template. I have looked all over to see how this can be done and haven't found much. Any help would be much appreciated!! Public Sub CommandButton1_Click() Dim pptApp As Object Dim pptPres As String Dim folderPath, file As String folderPath = ActiveDocument.Path & Application.PathSeparator file = "Huntington_Template.pptx" pptApp.Visible = True pptApp

问题 I have the following VBA code to create a new PowerPoint slide: longSlideCount = ActivePresentation.Slides.Count With ActivePresentation.Slides Set slideObject = .Add(longSlideCount + 1, ppLayoutTitle) End With ...which inserts a new slide of type 'ppLayoutTitle', but I am wondering if it is possible to create a custom layout in the 'Slide Master View' and then insert that particular slide template into the presentation? Thanks in advance!!! 回答1: All your custom layouts can be accessed via

问题 I am trying to preapre a macro that would convert all equations in a PowerPoint2010 presentation into images while retaining the position and animation effect/order. Based on the tip provided here (thanks to Steve Rindsberg), I have modified the script as below: Sub ConvertAllShapesToPic() Dim oSl As Slide Dim oSh As Shape On Error Resume Next For Each oSl In ActivePresentation.Slides For Each oSh In oSl.Shapes ' modify the following depending on what you want to ' convert Select Case oSh

问题 Microsoft, in their infinite wisdom, decided that the default file format for Office 2010 applications should be the format that was 13 years old (Office 97-2002) at the time of release. The newer formats (2007 and newer) save the data in compressed XML files which are much smaller, and also allow for many additional features. Our corporate IT department hasn't or can't set a group policy to force users to default to saving in the new format, so I'm writing a macro to adjust the settings for

问题 Some Background: The quick background is that I am in the research stages of building an add-in for PowerPoint. My end goal is to develop a CAD Dimensioning Add-in to help expedite the creating of Engineering Presentations. We have to do a lot of "PowerPoint Engineering" where the general sizes of components are shown on simplified versions of said components created with PPT shapes or screenshots of the CAD geometry itself. But creating dimensions over and over is tedious. Each one generally