powerpoint

So I've got this macro that basically scans each slide in PowerPoint and sets the specified language. Works great. Howerver, it skips containers that aren't text boxes. I'd like it to apply the language on tables, smartart, charts etc. Basically anything that may contain text. Is this even possible? This is the current code: Public Sub changeLanguage() On Error Resume Next 'lang = "English" lang = "Norwegian" 'Determine language selected If lang = "English" Then lang = msoLanguageIDEnglishUK ElseIf lang = "Norwegian" Then lang = msoLanguageIDNorwegianBokmol End If 'Set default language in

I am going to be giving an intro presentation / training class on Ruby on Rails soon. I would like to make it interesting and engaging while still seeming "polished". Since it's a hands-on class most people will be building an app along with me, I want to be able to show my terminal/editor and show the resulting web pages, however I'd like to not be always switching between windows. Keynote used to have the ability to embed webpages into slides, but it was removed, and PowerPoint Mac support seems iffy. There doesn't seem to be any way to embed a terminal window. Does anyone have a

I am building an office addin using VSTO. On systems with multiple monitors with different DPI settings, the contents of my custom task pane is drawn twice on the monitor with the higher DPI settings: Only the smaller version is actually responding to user input. The larger version seems to be simply an upscaled image. I have tried playing around with diverse DPI related settings like: AutoScaleMode on my user control. I tried all options, no change. Setting the process to DPI aware - or not - using SetProcessDpiAwareness . I tried all options, no change. Using an app.manifest and setting

I wrote some code in an add-in for Microsoft PowerPoint 2007. I executed it. It said there was a problem. With help from a fellow member here , I rectified the problem. I compiled the new code and ran it. It still considers the old code and ignores the new one and still throws the same problem. The two versions of code are radically different in that they do not share the variables that the problem reports, thus my reason for being sure that the problem isn't in the code now. Clearly, MS Office is retaining an older version of the binaries somewhere in some cache. How do I clear that and allow

we are planning to build a Angular based web application which has about 15-20 different charts rendered using HighCharts. The requirement is to export those charts into PPT slides. I know that HighCharts provides an export to image option. We can then embed that image in a PPT slide. We are planning to use Ruby and we have a ruby gem which does that. (We are not restricted to Ruby though, and there is one Node module which does the embed-image-in-ppt as well). Now the challenge is - the client wants all the graphs to be downloaded as PPT upon a single click. This means, HighCharts would not