Add svg as shape nodes not image
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I try to find away to add icons or "Emoji" and i have SVG for them but it added as image for now, how i can add them as shape and user can change and edit points.
I know svg format and it will take time to make wrapper to convert it. is there any idea or alternative?
c# vsto powerpoint
asked Jan 3 at 17:49
Mokh AkhMokh Akh
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I try to find away to add icons or "Emoji" and i have SVG for them but it added as image for now, how i can add them as shape and user can change and edit points.
I know svg format and it will take time to make wrapper to convert it. is there any idea or alternative?
c# vsto powerpoint
asked Jan 3 at 17:49
Mokh AkhMokh Akh
17911
Do you have a clear, explicit question?
– NetMage
Jan 3 at 21:14
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It's not possible to create an Office AutoShape with editable nodes as an independent file. Those only Microsoft can produce and incorporate into the product. The only way is to use the built-in "free-hand" drawing tool from within an Office product.
– Cindy Meister
Jan 4 at 6:28
@CindyMeister do you have any demo or code for that ?
– Mokh Akh
Jan 4 at 12:40
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@MokhAkh SVGs may contain only an image; if so, you can't convert them to shapes. But if they're vector, you can insert them, then .Copy then .PasteSpecial(ppPasteMetafilePicture) and then ungroup the pasted metafile (usually you'll need to ungroup twice).
– Steve Rindsberg
Jan 4 at 17:43
Record a macro in Word or Excel to get the basic syntax.
– Cindy Meister
Jan 4 at 19:49
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I try to find away to add icons or "Emoji" and i have SVG for them but it added as image for now, how i can add them as shape and user can change and edit points.
I know svg format and it will take time to make wrapper to convert it. is there any idea or alternative?
c# vsto powerpoint
asked Jan 3 at 17:49
Mokh AkhMokh Akh
17911
I try to find away to add icons or "Emoji" and i have SVG for them but it added as image for now, how i can add them as shape and user can change and edit points.
I know svg format and it will take time to make wrapper to convert it. is there any idea or alternative?
c# vsto powerpoint
c# vsto powerpoint
asked Jan 3 at 17:49
Mokh AkhMokh Akh
17911
asked Jan 3 at 17:49
Mokh AkhMokh Akh
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edited Jan 3 at 17:56
Mokh Akh
asked Jan 3 at 17:49
Mokh AkhMokh Akh
17911
asked Jan 3 at 17:49
Mokh AkhMokh Akh
17911
asked Jan 3 at 17:49
Mokh AkhMokh Akh
17911
17911
Do you have a clear, explicit question?
– NetMage
Jan 3 at 21:14
1
It's not possible to create an Office AutoShape with editable nodes as an independent file. Those only Microsoft can produce and incorporate into the product. The only way is to use the built-in "free-hand" drawing tool from within an Office product.
– Cindy Meister
Jan 4 at 6:28
@CindyMeister do you have any demo or code for that ?
– Mokh Akh
Jan 4 at 12:40
1
@MokhAkh SVGs may contain only an image; if so, you can't convert them to shapes. But if they're vector, you can insert them, then .Copy then .PasteSpecial(ppPasteMetafilePicture) and then ungroup the pasted metafile (usually you'll need to ungroup twice).
– Steve Rindsberg
Jan 4 at 17:43
Record a macro in Word or Excel to get the basic syntax.
– Cindy Meister
Jan 4 at 19:49
add a comment |
Do you have a clear, explicit question?
– NetMage
Jan 3 at 21:14
1
It's not possible to create an Office AutoShape with editable nodes as an independent file. Those only Microsoft can produce and incorporate into the product. The only way is to use the built-in "free-hand" drawing tool from within an Office product.
– Cindy Meister
Jan 4 at 6:28
@CindyMeister do you have any demo or code for that ?
– Mokh Akh
Jan 4 at 12:40
1
@MokhAkh SVGs may contain only an image; if so, you can't convert them to shapes. But if they're vector, you can insert them, then .Copy then .PasteSpecial(ppPasteMetafilePicture) and then ungroup the pasted metafile (usually you'll need to ungroup twice).
– Steve Rindsberg
Jan 4 at 17:43
Record a macro in Word or Excel to get the basic syntax.
– Cindy Meister
Jan 4 at 19:49
Do you have a clear, explicit question?
– NetMage
Jan 3 at 21:14
Do you have a clear, explicit question?
– NetMage
Jan 3 at 21:14
1
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It's not possible to create an Office AutoShape with editable nodes as an independent file. Those only Microsoft can produce and incorporate into the product. The only way is to use the built-in "free-hand" drawing tool from within an Office product.
– Cindy Meister
Jan 4 at 6:28
It's not possible to create an Office AutoShape with editable nodes as an independent file. Those only Microsoft can produce and incorporate into the product. The only way is to use the built-in "free-hand" drawing tool from within an Office product.
– Cindy Meister
Jan 4 at 6:28
@CindyMeister do you have any demo or code for that ?
– Mokh Akh
Jan 4 at 12:40
@CindyMeister do you have any demo or code for that ?
– Mokh Akh
Jan 4 at 12:40
1
1
@MokhAkh SVGs may contain only an image; if so, you can't convert them to shapes. But if they're vector, you can insert them, then .Copy then .PasteSpecial(ppPasteMetafilePicture) and then ungroup the pasted metafile (usually you'll need to ungroup twice).
– Steve Rindsberg
Jan 4 at 17:43
@MokhAkh SVGs may contain only an image; if so, you can't convert them to shapes. But if they're vector, you can insert them, then .Copy then .PasteSpecial(ppPasteMetafilePicture) and then ungroup the pasted metafile (usually you'll need to ungroup twice).
– Steve Rindsberg
Jan 4 at 17:43
Record a macro in Word or Excel to get the basic syntax.
– Cindy Meister
Jan 4 at 19:49
Record a macro in Word or Excel to get the basic syntax.
– Cindy Meister
Jan 4 at 19:49
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– NetMage
Jan 3 at 21:14
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It's not possible to create an Office AutoShape with editable nodes as an independent file. Those only Microsoft can produce and incorporate into the product. The only way is to use the built-in "free-hand" drawing tool from within an Office product.
– Cindy Meister
Jan 4 at 6:28
@CindyMeister do you have any demo or code for that ?
– Mokh Akh
Jan 4 at 12:40
1
@MokhAkh SVGs may contain only an image; if so, you can't convert them to shapes. But if they're vector, you can insert them, then .Copy then .PasteSpecial(ppPasteMetafilePicture) and then ungroup the pasted metafile (usually you'll need to ungroup twice).
– Steve Rindsberg
Jan 4 at 17:43
Record a macro in Word or Excel to get the basic syntax.
– Cindy Meister
Jan 4 at 19:49