Thanks Bob: I believe an individual with a foundational understanding
of VBA taking the code-your-own route would spend approximately 8
hours and still not have features like sizing the objects in
PowerPoint to fit the slide master. An individual taking the XPPort
route would take one hour including going 100% through the web demo
and reading all of the licensing agreement. These estimates are for
the first job. Each job thereafter for the code-your-own would take
one hour and using XPPort would take 15 seconds for a typical job of
20 slides ported from Excel. These are estimates - if anyone has taken
either route, please validate.
Thanks Steve: Another example of customer feedback making the product
better!
Rich
On Mar 7, 4:43 pm, Steve Rindsberg <ab...@localhost.com> wrote:
> In article <BYGdnSDwyPit9kzanZ2dnUVZ_hSdn...@comcast.com>, Bob wrote:
> > Then answer it.
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> I think maybe Rich meant that he was willing to answer any questions about his
> product; if so, then it would indeed be more appropriate to take those to
> private mail, as a general rule.
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> Hey Rich? Check yourhttp://www.ramplan.com/page.
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> "Improving performace with simple automated lean solutions."
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> Improved performace is good. Improved performance is better. <g>
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> > <r...@ramplan.com> wrote in message
> >news:ba25c0b8-527d-446c-8f96-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > Paolo: Rich here fromwww.xpport.com. The answer to your question is
> > also of interest to my team! Can you tell us which approach you
> > selected and what your experiences were? It would not be appropriate
> > for me to post a sales pitch here. So let me just offer to answer
> > questions anyone would like to direct my way. Thanks.
> > Rich
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> > On Feb 19, 8:30 am, JP <jp2...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> > > You might want to consider automating the creation of a PowerPoint
> > > file with VBA. Try posting in microsoft.public.powerpoint or check
> > > outhttp://skp.mvps.org/vba.htm
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> > > HTH,
> > > JP
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> > > On Feb 19, 4:05 am, paulopost <paulopo...@yahoo.com> wrote:
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> > > > I have several Excel tables nicely formatted with updated data coming
> > > > from a DB and I want to make some slides on the fly. I just found a
> > > > shareware Excel add-on,XPPortthat makes this kind of job.
> > > > Are they any other kind of tool that allows an easy and quick
> > > > generation of a nicely formatted PowerPoint presentation?
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> > > > Many thanks for any helps you can give
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