One of the most asked for feature in PowerTOC is the ability to use tab leaders in the table of contents entries. It is so common to see them in books and other “typesetted” documents that people want to use them also in the TOCs of their presentations.
The problem is that PowerPoint does …
Read MoreDecember 16, 2010 Category: powerpoint, tocs No Comments
Once that the nightmare of porting our applications to Windows 7 (Control Runner) and Office 2010 (the Office add-ins) is under control, I have started working on the upcoming version of PowerTOC.
This new version brings a lot of enhancements, most of them suggested by users. The new ribbon tab should give you an …
Read MoreSeptember 11, 2010 Category: news, powerpoint, tocs No Comments
I am pleased to announce that PowerTOC 2.3 has been released. The only enhancement brought to this new version is that compatibility with PowerPoint 2010 has been added.
As a side note, I’d like to add that this will be probably the latest 2.x version. …
Read MoreSeptember 7, 2010 Category: powerpoint, tocs No Comments
After many months in the making and an extensive beta test we are pleased to release our latest addition to our line of Microsoft Office productivity add-ins.
As its name implies, PowerMerge is a “mail merge” utility for PowerPoint. It is used to create presentations from a template …
Read MoreDecember 9, 2009 Category: merge, news, powerpoint No Comments
This is the continuation of the Case Study showing how to use PowerMerge and QueryCell to automate the creation of personalized presentations using PowerPoint and data contained in Excel.
First of all, I create a template for the presentation that will be sent along with the email. This presentation will contain our common corporate …
Read MoreNovember 2, 2009 Category: merge, powerpoint No Comments
Allan and Wilson books is going to be presenting information about their new titles to distributors and book stores all around the country. Read how PowerMerge and QueryCell help them do it quicker, easier and with less mistakes.
My name is Jenny Malhouse and I’m the general IT manager at Allan and Wilson books. …
Read MoreNovember 2, 2009 Category: merge, powerpoint 1 Comment
On my previous post, New interface for Office 2003 add-ins, I commented that I was excited by the prospect of using the exact same UI in PowerPoint 2007 and previous versions. In fact, I have been able to implement this new concept in my upcoming add-in, PowerMerge in just a couple of days. Great …
Read MoreSeptember 18, 2009 Category: merge, powerpoint No Comments
As I have mentioned before, I was intending to replicate the look and feel of the ribbon interface in previous versions of Word and PowerPoint.
It’s official now. I can implement ribbons on Office 2003
After working on this idea, I think I have got a good solution to implement the idea …
Read MoreSeptember 12, 2009 Category: forms, general, powerpoint 1 Comment
I can confirm that the problem reported in my previous posts has been definitely solved. This means that I will be able to use task panes in all my add-ins, maintaining the compatibility with previous versions (specially 2003, which is still the version used mostly by my clients).
I am thinking also in …
Read MoreSeptember 10, 2009 Category: general, powerpoint 1 Comment
We have released today officially PowerForms, our new PowerPoint add-in. PowerForms is in fact FormsAssistant for PowerPoint.
With the release of PowerForms we will be able to start fulfilling our plans regarding our Office productivity add-ins line. …
Read MoreJune 10, 2008 Category: forms, news, powerpoint No Comments
