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13 Jan 2010	readtext Any text (file) you give it, readtext returns an array of the contents. You can chose delimiter etc. Author: Peder Axensten	This was a fast solution to problems that I was having with mixed data types (strings and Numeric) in a cell array. Thanks
07 Jan 2010	saveppt This function saves Matlab figure windows or Simulink models to a Powerpoint file. Author: Mark Brown	This is extremely useful. Does anyone know a good resource for listing ActiveX objects? I'd like to also be able to add slides with text boxes in the body. Thanks
05 Jan 2010	subplotPPT Saves multiple MATLAB figure windows to powerpoint giving the user "subplot" style control over thei Author: Mark Hoyle	Very quick and useful. Now if I can only get my colleagues to adopt this as well.

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03 Jun 2010		saveppt2 Save Matlab figure(s) to a PowerPoint Slide Author: Jedediah Frey	powerpoint, figure, graphics import, graphics export, plot, automation	104	28	4.82609 4.8 \| 23 ratings

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12 Jan 2012	saveppt2 Save Matlab figure(s) to a PowerPoint Slide	Craig Remillard	@Manouch - I also get this error. It happens when I change the renderer from '' or 'painters' to 'opengl' or 'zbuffer': It does not error out if I change -dmeta to -dbitmap in this line: print('-dmeta',['-f' num2str(addlParms.figure(i))],rendOpt,resOpt); BUT, then I have two other problems - first, the figures all become visible even though I have set them as not-visible (I assume there's a screen capture in bitmap print driver, because this happens when I just export figures to bitmap in Matlab as well). Second, all the bitmap figures in the PPT are solid black. To summarize: the raster renderers crash out if I don't use -dbitmap, and they output black pictures and fill my screen if I don't. And the vector renderer (painters) doesn't crash with either option, but the vector images are insanely large for my dataset with -dmeta, and the raster images are still black blocks with -dbitmap. Can anyone offer a way to export raster images? I'll keep working on it and let y'all know if I figure it out.	Comment only
27 Dec 2011	saveppt2 Save Matlab figure(s) to a PowerPoint Slide	Hugh	Very useful already. Wonderful! One revision suggestion. The chart in Matlab with date labels looking nice, but when exported to powerpoint, the date lables are crowded together. The resizing did not preserve the original look.	5
14 Dec 2011	saveppt2 Save Matlab figure(s) to a PowerPoint Slide	Monica Barbu-McInnis	Awesome tool! I have a question about the 'template' keyword. I am specifying a template when creating a new ppt file of two figures, but the figures end up placed on a new slide while the first slide with the actual ppt template is blank. Am I missing any additional keywords?	5
31 Oct 2011	saveppt2 Save Matlab figure(s) to a PowerPoint Slide	Carey Smith	Works nice & simple	5
16 Sep 2011	saveppt2 Save Matlab figure(s) to a PowerPoint Slide	Nando Trindade	Awesome script! Is there a way to put an option to add a border around the figure? We had a different script that didn't work too well, but it had a line ppt_pic=op.Application.Windows.Item(1).Selection.ShapeRange.Item(1); ppt_pic.Line.Visible = -1; I'm not sure how to replace the ppt_pic to use your code to add this border. Also, is there a way to place the title in the template title slot instead of a position above the figure? Thanks for sharing.	5

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