Spire.Presentation 5.8.5

Spire.Presentation for .NET is a professional PowerPoint® compatible component that enables developers to create, read, write, and modify PowerPoint® documents from any .NET(C#, VB.NET, ASP.NET) platform, NET Core 2.0. .netstand2.0. As an independent PowerPoint .NET component, Spire.Presentation for .NET doesn't need Microsoft PowerPoint installed on the machine. Spire.Presentation for .NET support PPT, PPS, PPTX and PPSX presentation formats. It provides functions such as managing text, image, shapes, tables, animations, audio and video on slides. It also support exporting presentation slides to EMF, JPG, PDF, XPS, SVG, HTML aand images etc.

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Spire.Presentation 5.8.5 New features: Adds new method Insert and Append to add section. (SPIREPPT-1253) Supports adding slides to the section, and moving and removing slides in the section. (SPIREPPT-1253) Supports getting the index of the section. (SPIREPPT-1254) Supports removing setions from PPT files. (SPIREPPT-1288) Bug fixes: Fixes the issue that the application threw “NullReferenceException” when loading the file. (SPIREPPT-1251) Fixes the issue that add sections to PPT file failed. (SPIREPPT-1256 SPIREPPT-1271) Fixes the issue that the content was missing after converting PPT to PDF. (SPIREPPT-1267) Fixes the issue that an error prompted when opening the result file after setting the properties for the .potm file. (SPIREPPT-1272) Fixes the issue that the application threw “NullReferenceException” when setting the the style of outline lines for for newly added SmartArt nodes. (SPIREPPT-1274) Fixes the issue that an error prompted when opening the result file after modifying the chart data of the PPT file. (SPIREPPT-1276)

.NET Core 2.0

Xamarin.iOS 0.0

MonoAndroid 0.0

.NET Core 3.0

.NET Standard 2.0

.NET Framework 4.6

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.NET Framework 4.0

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.NET Framework 2.0

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