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Hi Hakan,<br />
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AFAIK there are no such tools for PowerPoint. What you are trying to achieve with OpenXML? I might be able to help. While it is complex it is still a viable option if you really need to do basic stuff.<br />
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Regards,<br />
Chinmay.
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Hi Hakan,

AFAIK there are no such tools for PowerPoint. What you are trying to achieve with OpenXML? I might be able to help. While it is complex it is still a viable option if you really need to do basic stuff.

Regards,
Chinmay.

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Hi Chimnay, <br />
<br />
I'd like to below stuffs first. Do you know how is it possible?<br />
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Creating a new .pptx file<br />
Adding a new slide<br />
Delete a slide<br />
Adding text<br />
Opening a existing .pptx file<br />
Copy and merge slides
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Hi Chimnay,

I'd like to below stuffs first. Do you know how is it possible?

Creating a new .pptx file
Adding a new slide
Delete a slide
Adding text
Opening a existing .pptx file
Copy and merge slides

Skale

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I'm a big fan of ClosedXML and looking for the same type library which is using OpenXML SDK and free without any limitation.<br />
<br />
I searched on Google and the results saying there's no free but i'd like to ask EE users.<br />
<br />
Any suggestion/help would be grateful.<br />
<br />
Thanks.
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I'm a big fan of ClosedXML and looking for the same type library which is using OpenXML SDK and free without any limitation.

I searched on Google and the results saying there's no free but i'd like to ask EE users.

Any suggestion/help would be grateful.

Thanks.

Is there any library like ClosedXML for Powerpoint using OpenXML in C#

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