Convert WORDML to PPSM via Java or Online App
WORDML to PPSM conversion by using on premise Java API within any Java J2SE, J2EE, J2ME applications without using Microsoft® PowerPoint or Word
Often times developers have to convert WORDML file to PPSM programmatically. By using the File Automation Java libraries Aspose.Total for Java you can automate the rendering process in a few simple steps. You can load your WORDML file by using Aspose.Words for Java and convert it to HTML. After that by using powerful PowerPoint manipulation Java API Aspose.Slides for Java you can create a new Presentation, write HTML content in it, and save it as PPSM.
How to Convert WORDML to PPSM via Java or Online App
- Open WORDML file using Document class
- Convert WORDML file to HTML by using save method
- Initialize a new Presentation object
- Extract content from HTML file using BufferedReader and write the content in your presentation file
- Save the document to PPSM using save method
WORDML File Conversion in Java
For WORDML to PPSM file conversion, you can easily use Aspose.Total for Java directly from a Maven based project and include libraries in your pom.xml.
Alternatively, you can get a ZIP file from downloads .
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Convert WORDML to PPSM with Watermark via Java
Using the API, you can also perform WORDML file to PPSM conversion with watermark. In order to add a watermark to your PPSM document, you can first export WORDML to HTML and write HTML content in Presentation object. After that to add a watermark, you can add text using addTextFrame, set all the relevant options like color, fillType and more and can save the document to PPSM.
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What is WORDML File Format
Microsoft Word 2003 uses a proprietary document format called WordprocessingML. This format is a subset of XML, and uses a custom XML schema. The schema is designed to store all the information in a Word document, including text, formatting, images, and other content. WordprocessingML is designed to be both human-readable and machine-readable. This means that it is easy for people to read and edit WordprocessingML documents using a text editor, and it is also easy for computers to process and convert WordprocessingML documents into other formats. WordprocessingML is an open standard, which means that anyone can develop software that can read and write this format. This has led to the development of a number of open source programs that can read and write WordprocessingML documents, such as OpenOffice.org and LibreOffice.Microsoft Word is the most popular word processing program in the world, and WordprocessingML is the most popular XML-based word processing format.
Read MoreWhat is PPSM File Format
Macro-enabled Slide Show PPSM format is a file format that allows you to create presentations that contain macros. Macros are small programs that can automate tasks, and they can be used in presentations to automate tasks such as playing a video or animating a slide. The PPSM format is similar to the PPTX format, but it uses a different file extension (PPSM instead of PPTX). PPSM files can be opened in PowerPoint 2013 or later. When you create a presentation in the PPSM format, you can add macros to the slides. To add a macro to a slide, you first need to create a macro in PowerPoint. To do this, click the File tab, then click Options. In the PowerPoint Options dialog box, click Customize Ribbon. In the Customize Ribbon dialog box, click the Macros tab, then click New.In the Macro dialog box, enter a name for the macro, then click the Browse button. In the Browse dialog box, locate the PowerPoint file that contains the macro code, then click Open.In the Macro dialog box, click the Options button. In the Macro Options dialog box, select the Run Macro On Slide Show check box, then click OK.Now that the macro is created, you can add it to a slide. To do this, click the Insert tab, then click the Macro button. In the Macro dialog box, select the macro that you want to insert, then click Insert. The macro will now be added to the slide. To run the macro, click the Slide Show tab, then click From Beginning. The macro will now run automatically when the slide is displayed.
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