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  1. How to Create Charts in Presentations Using Jav...

    Learn how to create charts in PowerPoint PPT, PPTX and ODP Presentations in Java with Aspose.Slides using both legacy and modern chart APIs....How to Create Charts in Presentations Using Java Contents [ Hide...All the classes that were present in old Aspose.Slides for Java...

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  2. Manage SmartArt Graphics in Presentations Using...

    Automate PowerPoint SmartArt creation, editing, and styling in C++ using Aspose.Slides, featuring concise code examples and performance-focused guidance....Manage SmartArt Graphics in Presentations Using C++ Contents [ Hide...below: Create an instance of Presentation class. Obtain the reference...

    docs.aspose.com/slides/cpp/manage-smartart-shape/
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  3. Save Presentations in Read-Only Mode on Android...

    Save PowerPoint files (PPT, PPTX) in read-only mode with Aspose.Slides for Android via Java, offering precise slide previews without altering your Presentations....Save Presentations in Read-Only Mode on Android Contents [ Hide...can use to protect their presentations. You may want to use this...

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  4. Add Rectangles to Presentations in .NET|Aspose....

    Boost your PowerPoint Presentations by adding rectangles with Aspose.Slides for .NET—easily design and modify shapes programmatically....Add Rectangles to Presentations in .NET Contents [ Hide ] Create...a selected slide of the presentation, please follow the steps...

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  5. Save Presentations in Read-Only Mode Using Java...

    Load and save PowerPoint files (PPT, PPTX) in read-only mode with Aspose.Slides for Java, offering precise slide previews without altering your Presentations....Save Presentations in Read-Only Mode Using Java Contents [ Hide...can use to protect their presentations. You may want to use this...

    docs.aspose.com/slides/java/read-only-presentat...
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  6. Export Math Equations from Presentations in PHP...

    Unlock seamless export of math equations from PowerPoint to MathML using Aspose.Slides for PHP via Java — preserve formatting and boost compatibility....Export Math Equations from Presentations in PHP Contents [ Hide ]...Export Math Equations from Presentations Aspose.Slides for PHP via...

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  7. Convert PowerPoint Presentations to Markdown on...

    Convert PowerPoint slides—PPT, PPTX—to clean Markdown with Aspose.Slides for Android via Java, automate documentation and keep formatting....Convert PowerPoint Presentations to Markdown on Android Contents...of the Presentation class to represent a presentation object...

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  8. Convert PowerPoint Presentations to Markdown in...

    Convert PowerPoint slides—PPT, PPTX—to clean Markdown with Aspose.Slides for Java, automate documentation and keep formatting....Convert PowerPoint Presentations to Markdown in Java Contents...of the Presentation class to represent a presentation object...

    docs.aspose.com/slides/java/convert-powerpoint-...
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  9. Configure Font Substitution in Presentations in...

    Enable optimal font substitution in Aspose.Slides for .NET when converting PowerPoint & OpenDocument Presentations to other file formats....Configure Font Substitution in Presentations in .NET Contents [ Hide...To allow you find out the presentation fonts that are substituted...

    docs.aspose.com/slides/net/font-substitution/
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  10. Save Presentations in Read-Only Mode in .NET|As...

    Load and save PowerPoint files (PPT, PPTX) in read-only mode with Aspose.Slides for .NET, offering precise slide previews without altering your Presentations....Save Presentations in Read-Only Mode in .NET Contents [ Hide...can use to protect their presentations. You may want to use this...

    docs.aspose.com/slides/net/read-only-presentation/
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