Up until Powerpoint 2013, we were able to design Sharepoint Webpages / Portals in Powerpoint, hyperlink to images, and save these into Sharepoint as an HTML webpage saved via Microsoft Powerpoint, they have now removed this feature in Powerpoint 2013. We are in search for a new simple solution for Sharepoint Page design.
Does anybody know a workaround to this issue? It has grounded our sharepoint updates to a halt, and we don't exactly have access to advanced coders
EDIT:
Its worth mentioning that the tools we have access too are
MS Office 2013 Suite
Sharepoint Designer 2010
Sharepoint 2010
Access 2010
This is not possible natively in Powerpoint 2013.
Link: Discontinued or changed features in PowerPoint 2013
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I have the PowerPoint presentation with VBA. I'm saving this presentation as .pptm or .ppsm file, and on my local computer it work great. But when i'm upload this presentation at OneDrive, the VBA doesn't work.
Please help me to understand why it happens?
Microsoft does not support the execution of macros in any Office application while stored on their servers. In addition, ActiveX controls may be removed so whilst you can upload a macro-enabled file and download it in order to run the code, ActiveX controls no longer be available.
References:
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Work-with-macros-in-Excel-Online-98784ad0-898c-43aa-a1da-4f0fb5014343
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/msoffice_excel-mso_windows8/macro-disabled-after-download-from-onedrive/922006f2-6ddb-4252-a193-c3e2a58fb688
My work laptop was just reimaged with office 2013 and one of the first things I noticed was the removal of the option to save a ppt as a single file web page. One of the products that I routinely update on our sharepoint is a ppt slide with hyperlinks and rollover screen tips to make it interactive when viewed as a presentation.
I'm looking for advice on finding an alternative to using a .mht in conjunction with a page viewer web part to display the "live" slide. I'll also note that the office web apps feature is not currently enabled or available in the site settings.
Thank you and take care.
How can I view VBA script of .doc file in MS Word 2010?
It's not a programming question. Find the office 2010 equivalent to "Tools"->"Macro"->"Visual Basic Editor".
In "customize ribbon" I had to check the "developer tools". After that the developer tab appeared, and it has all the functions I need.
I need to get Macros text from the Visio document using VBA. Is there any collection, property etc to access to the macros of the Visio document?
You can access the code in the VBA project for a document, assuming it's unlocked for viewing and the Visio installation security settings allows programmatic access to the VBA project.
If you have a document variable called Doc, it would be Doc.VBProject
If you enable the Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications Extensibility library in the references, you can dim a variable as VBProject and get intellisense to help you figure out how to get what you need.
I have created a Word add-in which would load data in custom ribbon from external web service. I need to have that add-in in a document so that It can populate the data only on that document. I don't want to have application level add-in because It will try to load data for any other word document user might create. I want to do this as this document would serve as a template for other documents. Is this possible?
If the above is not possible, how do you actually install the word-2007 add-in. I see this link. Is this the way one should do it?
I am using VS 2010 Premium edition on Windows 7. I also have Word 2007installed in my machine.
You can use Visual Studio to create a document- or template- level addin.