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It looks like the SlideSize or SlideSizeType is not stored at the slide level but at the presentation level. I guess the CloneSlide method does not copy information at the presentation level.
If I add one of the statements below before I exit the Main method in the previous example then it will work properly.
targetPres.SlideSizeType = ...
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The problem seems to lie with the Presentation.CloneSlide(...) method. CloneSlide method does not seem to pickup the original A4 format in the input file. The output file is not rendered correctly. Please see the attached input and output files. Below is the test program I used. Thanks.
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I run into a related issue with A4 paper size. When I use Aspose to open a presentation has been previsously saved as A4 paper format (using the File=>Page Setup Powerpoint menu item), it is not rendered properly. If a presentation is already saved as A4 paper format, I would imagine this information is ...
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Alexey,I see. Using different sized template is one possible solution. However, that would make maintenance more difficult (i.e., two sets of templates to maintain).It would be really nice if in the future Aspose can provide a feature that would automatically resize all the objects to automatically fit the A4 paper (i.e., mimic the ...
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I am including a simple example to demo this problem. Here is the code. I am attaching an input and output presentation files.Module Module1 Sub Main() Dim filename As String = ''Input_LetterSize.ppt'' Dim pptFile As String = ...
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