This article explains how to add notes to PowerPoint using Python. Includi dettagli su come configurare l’IDE, un elenco di passaggi e un codice di esempio che mostri come aggiungere note del relatore in PowerPoint usando Python. You will also receive suggestions to improve the sample code to obtain a customized output presentation.
Passaggi per inserire note in PowerPoint usando Python
- Configura l’ambiente per usare Aspose.Slides for Python via .NET per aggiungere note
- Instantiate a new presentation using the Presentation class and get its first slide.
- Insert a title box on the slide and set the sample text to black.
- Create a notes page on the slide and remove any content from the page.
- Add a header paragraph on the notes page and set it to bold.
- Add a second paragraph containing the speaker’s actual notes after the heading.
- Set the flags to display the slide number, date, and footer text on the notes page.
- Salva la presentazione sul disco
Questi passaggi descrivono come aggiungere note alle diapositive PowerPoint usando Python. Create a new presentation, access its first slide, insert a title box with sample formatted text, and create a slide page with no content. Add headers to the slide, add speaker notes, set the flags to display the desired information on the notes page, and save the presentation.
Code to add notes to PowerPoint slides with Python
This code demonstrates how to add presenter notes in PowerPoint using Python. It is possible to set the size and orientation of the notes page using the presentation property.notes_size, set the style notes consistently across all slides and control the printing of slides together with the notes using the NotesCommentsLayoutingOptions property in the PdfOptions object.opzioni_layout_diapositive The output presentation can be protected using the presentation class.gestore_protezione.
This article explains the process for adding and customizing speaker notes in a presentation. To insert an animated GIF into a slide, see the article Insert GIF in PowerPoint using Python.