When working with PowerPoint, it’s common for users to prefer saving presentations locally rather than on the cloud. This preference could be for a variety of reasons: security concerns, easier file sharing within a closed network, or simply habit. If you’re finding your PowerPoint presentations are automatically being saved to OneDrive and you want to …
When it comes to taking all kinds of notes and ideas to be inspired or get things done, Evernote does the job. A long-time leader in note-taking and syncing apps, Evernote is one of those indispensable productivity-boosting apps for creatives and technical people alike. Here is a way you can save Outlook emails to Evernote …
If you are writing your own macros and VBA code in PowerPoint, especially if you are creating a PowerPoint add-in, sometimes you might find useful to get and save your settings globally. In Windows, the Registry is a good place to save this kind of settings. Today we will learn how to use PowerPoint and …
We already have posted about how to use C# to programmatically export your slides to images, but today we’d like to show you an easy way to export your active presentation to images using VBA code. This can be very handly if you want to make a PowerPoint add-in using VBA and Macros and for example …
If you need to save a PowerPoint presentation to PDF format programmatically using VBA code, here is a simple macro to do the job. This macro snippet will make possible to save the active presentation to an output PDF file in the same path where you have the presentation saved.
If you are a PowerPoint user but need to save your documents in a different format or version, then you may be interested to change the options about how documents are saved in PowerPoint. There is an options page not so popular in PowerPoint that let you choose how to save documents. First, you need …
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