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Hi There,
in Powerpoint is a powerful function "Convert to Shape" in the "Graphic format" Tab to convert imported images ( for example SVG ) to Single Shapes.
Is this function supported for marcos ?
Many Thanks,
Marius W.
[Moved from PowerPoint / Mac / Office 365 Home ]
A family of Microsoft presentation graphics products that offer tools for creating presentations and adding graphic effects like multimedia objects and special effects with text.
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As Steve said. The only possibility is to use Call CommandBars.ExecuteMso("SVGEdit"). It will fail if the SVG is not selected and you will see the warning message.
Not that useful!
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Hi There,
in Powerpoint is a powerful function "Convert to Shape" in the "Graphic format" Tab to convert imported images ( for example SVG ) to Single Shapes.
Is this function supported for marcos ?
Many Thanks,
Marius W.
[Moved from PowerPoint / Mac / Office 365 Home ]
Not so far, Marius. SVG support is fairly new to PowerPoint Windows and is gradually being extended to the other platforms. I'd guess that we won't see VBA support for a while yet, not until any platform-specific support issues for SVG itself are worked out.
Please understand that this just my best guess from having watched how MS rolls new versions and features out; I don't have any inside knowledge of their plans.