Powerpoint VBA code to import multiple Jpg format pictures from a folder as individual slides and to crop them all in standard size and to correct the brightness of the pictures and to save back the same slides as individual images to another folder.
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I would like to split my PowerPoint file such that each slide is saved as a separate PowerPoint file. I would like the name of each file to correspond with the text present in the notes section.
This code worked for splitting the PowerPoint file. What I would like to do now is to　name and save each slide with text located in note in each slide.
.NotesPage.Shapes.Placeholders(2).TextFrame.TextRange
This code snippet didn't work. I appreciate your guidance.
I need to save a screenshot to an independent .jpg file, in the MS Word environment.
I can't save to a chart and export the chart (chart function not available in Word, only Excel).
I can't save as HTML and go into the created directory (only creates PNG files and can't use).
I can't use any function that utilizes Option Explicit (this messes other variables in my userforms).
It would be awesome if I could copy the "save as picture" function when right clicking an image in a word document in a VBA Macro.
I have powerpoints that I need to convert to PDFs. I have the code to be able to convert the PPT to a PDF, but I would also like the script to add in the slide numbers before turning the PPT into a PDF. Is this possible by using an apple script? The slide number variable exists, but I am having trouble using it.
I am working on a CBIR (Context Image Retrieval) project,
I am creating PowerPoint slides, that include many shapes and simple pictures(e.g sun, ball, chair..).
I'm using a VBA code to retrieve the COLOR(fill,background) feature of the object/shapes in the slide.
But, I can't get it for the pictures(jpeg/wmf) objects.
How to retrieve the picture's color by VBA code? Since Clip Art is no longer available on PowerPoint, are there any other picture libraries recognized by PowerPoint?
In the PowerPoint object model, pictures are seen as sort of collections of stuff that PowerPoint knows nothing about. You'd have to ungroup the picture (or a copy of it that you later delete) in order to retrieve colors from the individual shapes within the picture. That assumes that it's a vector picture and contains only vector shapes. You can't do much at all with a raster image w/o resorting to external libraries and more complex programming.
I was sent some PowerPoint 2007 files with approximately 75 slides in each. On each slide is one photo. I need to extract the photo from each slide to save in a folder on my system. How can it be achieved?
If for some reason you NEED to do the job using VBA, follow the link David's provided.
If it's a one-shot need to extract the images, make a copy of the PPTX file to begin with.
Let's call it COPY.PPTX for purposes of argument.
Rename COPY.PPTX to COPY.ZIP or even COPY.PPTX.ZIP
Now open the zip file, browse to the media folder and there you'll find the images in the file. Drag them out to wherever you want to store them and you're done.
For Each Slide in ActivePresentation.Slides
Slide.Shapes(1).Export FileName:="folderPath\imageName.jpg" _
Filter:=ppShapeFormatJPG
Next Slide