e handling
mentioned above,
but it's easy for use to test it on your own ...
Andi
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ere in the markup that informs Powerpoint
which type of file it is dealing with. If you could isolate this, it should
be possible to use the lower level api underpinning POI to chnage the value
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sing the pptx from 1b
> (3) Get the right layouts and add appropriate information for Text & Image
> (4) Save the output into .pptx file
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> Is this working with the extra step?
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information for Text & Image
(4) Save the output into .pptx file
Is this working with the extra step?
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Andreas Beeker apache.org> writes:
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> Hi Lokesh,
>
> I can't tell you what's the difference between powerpoint templates (potx) and
> documents (pptx) right away ... I would need to fiddle around with it.
>
> But what's your goal?
> - ... using the template as a ... template?
> so you would
Hi Lokesh,
I can't tell you what's the difference between powerpoint templates (potx) and
documents (pptx) right away ... I would need to fiddle around with it.
But what's your goal?
- ... using the template as a ... template?
so you wouldn't edit the template, but reference it.
I would creat
Hi
I am able to create slides using potx, but finally when I write to outputstream
I using file extension pptx, but when I try to open it the "file is corrupted",
when I change the extension to potx it works, Any idea how to get it working ?
Sample Code
InputStream pptTemplate = getClass().ge
