convert_pptx_pdfs: Convert all the PDFs in PowerPoint presentation into higher...
In jefferis/paperutils: Support preparation of journal articles from LyX/pdflatex output
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
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Description
PowerPoint 2010 et al will convert any PDFs that have been dropped onto
slides into bitmap PNGs. Unfortunately they do this at 72 dpi, which is
typically much too low resolution. This function makes higher resolution
versions of the PNGs Note that it will not upgrade PNGs that already meet the
requested resolution. If this means that no images at all are upgraded then
the output file will be identical to the input.
Usage
1
convert_pptx_pdfs(x, outpptx = NULL, pngres = 450, ...)
Arguments
x
A PowerPoint pptx file or an expanded directory.
outpptx
Path to output pptx file (default "inputfilestem_fixed.pptx")
pngres
The resolution of the new png file
...
Additional arguments passed to zip_pptx_dir
Details
This function depends on having the
ImageMagick convert function in
the path.
See Also
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Description Usage Arguments Details See Also
Description
PowerPoint 2010 et al will convert any PDFs that have been dropped onto slides into bitmap PNGs. Unfortunately they do this at 72 dpi, which is typically much too low resolution. This function makes higher resolution versions of the PNGs Note that it will not upgrade PNGs that already meet the requested resolution. If this means that no images at all are upgraded then the output file will be identical to the input.
Usage
1 | convert_pptx_pdfs(x, outpptx = NULL, pngres = 450, ...)
|
Arguments
x |
A PowerPoint pptx file or an expanded directory. |
outpptx |
Path to output pptx file (default "inputfilestem_fixed.pptx") |
pngres |
The resolution of the new png file |
... |
Additional arguments passed to |
Details
This function depends on having the ImageMagick convert function in the path.
See Also
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